Don't know what it is Alex.
Just don't put an antenna on it.
At 12:10 PM 9/12/2007 -0400, you wrote:
>I really do not know. However I intend to find out as
>this unit is intriguing to me. The workmanship is
>excellent and it seems to be done in recent years as
>the internal board (it is all build on one board ) is
>shielded by 3mm ,seengly machined, aluminum thick
>cavities that hold different stages of the circuitry,
>contains some components that have been available only
>for some 3 years. It looks in a pristine condition
>which makes me think it was part of some equipment
>mounted in a environmentally conditioned space/room.
>The fact the the interior seems to be machined
>indicates a low volume production, perhaps even an
>advanced prototype.
>
>N2NNU
>
>
>--- Nils Petter Pedersen <la7sl@online.no> wrote:
>
> > > I do not know
> > >where this unit was used as there are absolutely no
> > >markings on it but I only can guess it is part of a
> > >jammer or an over the horizon radar.
> > Could it be part of a ionosonde transmitter ??
> > Just a wild guess, as I have no idea of pulse rates
> > on
> > those things...
> > Nils "Peter"
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