Fair Radio Sales
P O Box 1105
Lima, Ohio 45802-1105
Phone 419-227-6573
419-223-2196
24 Hour Fax 419-227-1313
I have a link to their site and others on my web page, see
URL below in my sig line.
GRC-9 didn't come about until 1947 or later I don't think, just
for general info as far as I have info on the set. I could very
well be mistaken. The BC-1306 looks very similar to the GRC-9
( I am still asleep, I hope I am thinking about the BC-1306
so please correct me ) and was in use in late WW-II.
A good mailing list to join for radio info is milsurplus@qth.net
and also boatanchors@qth.net.
Just go to www.qth.net select the list, and subscribe.
At 12:55 AM 06/26/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>I just purchased a GRC-9 radio for an early post-WWII jeep and need a mount
>and operating manual. I think it will go in a late WW-II or M-38. Anyone
>have these or can copy a manual?
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Please visit The Mil List for info on military communications gear:
HTTP://www.telalink.net/~badger/millist/mi.html
Click on the "Online Manuals..." link for a few
manuals in PDF format. More to be added
as time goes by.
ANY and ALL Contributions Welcome.
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Tom Norris KA4RKT
badger@telalink.net Nashville, Tennessee, USA
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