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| + | Signal generator Part of [[IE-9]] and [[IE-26]] Self-containing; for operating on a 105-130 volts, 60 cycle (3F3852.1) or 25 cycle (3F3852.2), single phase power Frequency range 100-32.000 kc, with provisions for 400-cycle modulation. Intended for vehicular use. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:11, 10 August 2020
Signal generator Part of IE-9 and IE-26 Self-containing; for operating on a 105-130 volts, 60 cycle (3F3852.1) or 25 cycle (3F3852.2), single phase power Frequency range 100-32.000 kc, with provisions for 400-cycle modulation. Intended for vehicular use.
Reference Files
- War department Technical Manual
- Signal Generator
- I-72-J
- April 14, 1943
- War Department Repair Manual
- Signal Generators
- I-72-A, -B, -C, -D, -E, -F, -G, -H, -J, and -K
- Dec. 1945.