Nice to see a RBC in action! I just purchased a RBC-1 and a RBC-2 with power supplies and speakers for a ridiculously low price, and they work! They need some alignment and tweaking, but in they're in fair physical condition. I've been wondering if I should do any painting of chips/scratches or if they should be left in original condition.
Wow! Thanks for posting this video. I've been three, in Radio II, a long time ago. I was very young, and I don't remember much of it. But I do remember that the guy there opened up one of the transmitters and showed me the vacuum tubes inside, and we listened to some code. I don't remember the circumstances, how we were able to get there. I'd completely forgotten, thanks for bringing those memories back.
Although I used email fax and telex when im still working onboard ship, I miss sending and receiving morse almost 10 years now, CW is still on my mind, i can receive and sending its still there.
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
This makes me think of my father, who was a Chief Radioman in WW2 and operated the same equipment. Thanks so much for making this video available. 73, Dave, W6YTG.
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
Nice to see a RBC in action! I just purchased a RBC-1 and a RBC-2 with power supplies and speakers for a ridiculously low price, and they work! They need some alignment and tweaking, but in they're in fair physical condition. I've been wondering if I should do any painting of chips/scratches or if they should be left in original condition.
xooberant 1 month ago
I happen to be in the possession of an RBH-1 in working order with the navy ID plates still on it.
Would you have any idea on how to verify it's use on board ship?
Thanks and great video!
73 de WB0YSX
PopFida 2 months ago
This is so cool!! I'm so glad to see some life being put back into this great ship and museum.
APV878 2 months ago
This is cool, could have almost past as then, except for the hat...It's dead give--away.
goodeye03 6 months ago
To Cool!!
TheKC1ML 1 year ago
Wow! Thanks for posting this video. I've been three, in Radio II, a long time ago. I was very young, and I don't remember much of it. But I do remember that the guy there opened up one of the transmitters and showed me the vacuum tubes inside, and we listened to some code. I don't remember the circumstances, how we were able to get there. I'd completely forgotten, thanks for bringing those memories back.
cenzo188 1 year ago
Although I used email fax and telex when im still working onboard ship, I miss sending and receiving morse almost 10 years now, CW is still on my mind, i can receive and sending its still there.
erwinjojo 1 year ago
I haven't operated code in 10 years but it sounded like one of the stations is N1EPL I think... really cool to stumble on to this video.
ubenpwned 1 year ago
This is cool beyond belief. Big Mamie is ALIVE!!!!
iowa61 1 year ago
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
theoutfielder40 1 year ago
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
theoutfielder40 1 year ago
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
theoutfielder40 1 year ago
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
theoutfielder40 1 year ago
the other line repeats as didi dada di dit,
cnn de
theoutfielder40 1 year ago
WOW, I haven't seen a TBM since 1965! It was built like a tank and had an 861 in the final, about 200 watts output.
BudWiser999 2 years ago
That's in Radio II! Fantastic you were able to get down there. I volunteer aboard her occasionally and have been down there a few times.
RussCT 2 years ago
This makes me think of my father, who was a Chief Radioman in WW2 and operated the same equipment. Thanks so much for making this video available. 73, Dave, W6YTG.
DaveWHFC 2 years ago
Thanks for checking in, Dave. What ship(s) did your father serve on?
Rob
k2wi 2 years ago
Rob:
Between about 1937 and 1945, he was on the USS Noa, Wyoming, Thatcher, Salamonie, and Severn.
DaveWHFC 2 years ago
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
theoutfielder40 1 year ago
in 3:51 ----"name rob" Rob Bk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i'm miss 20 yrs but i can still read it,lol,,,
am a machinist,,but as i listen this i found out that period and repeat were standard(phils.),,how about n0.3 (here in the phils. no.3 is lyk this dit dit didada not di di di da dah
theoutfielder40 1 year ago
Fantastic video from Fall River......... appreciate this a lot!
73, WA5MUF
WA5MUF 2 years ago