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Transmitter
Radar Type T39-APQ9		Transmitter
Rebecca Mk 8		Transmitter
Spark-Gap
Type 52A		Transmitter
SWB-8E		Transmitter
SWB-8E

Transmitter Spark-Gap Type 52A

This Transmitter was used by aircraft operators who 'spotted' the fall of artillery shells; the operator could tell the gunners if they were on target.

Both the Transmitter and its Morse key were totally enclosed, lest a spark should ignite petrol vapour in the cockpit.

The transmitters were developed by the Royal Naval Service and the maker was The Sterling Telephone Company.
Transmitter<br>Spark-Gap<br>Type 52A

Transmitter Spark-Gap Type 52A (Photograph Number 0266)

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