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Receiver, .2-8 MC, 4 bands, 7 tubes DM-22*, FT-180 P/O SCR-240 aircraft radio

Preliminary Instruction Book

Radio Receiver

BC-225-T1

September 28, 1936)

↑ BC-225-T1,
"US Army Technical Manual Collection,"
from the CECOM Historical Office archive, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD.

CECOM Historical Office

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