The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. PART OF A TYPE 128A ASDIC (ANTI-SUBMARINE) SET AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. IN THIS ROOM SAILORS ARE TAUGHT HOW TO DISMANTLE EQUIPMENT AND EXAMINE INTERNAL CIRCUITRY. THE MACHINERY IN THE CENTRE OF THE ROOM IS THE DIRECTING GEAR USED TO RAISE AND LOWER THE 128A OSCILLATOR BELOW THE HULL OF THE SHIP.
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. A DEMONSTRATION ROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. IN THIS ROOM SAILORS ARE TAUGHT HOW TO DISMANTLE EQUIPMENT AND EXAMINE INTERNAL CIRCUITRY. COMPONENTS O
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. A TYPE 144 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTION) UNIT IN A DEMONSTRATION ROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. THE SET'S DIRECTING GEAR, USED TO RAISE AND LOWER THE OS
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. THE DIRECTING GEAR OF A TYPE 147 SUBMARINE DETECTOR AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. THE OPERATOR CHANGES THE VERTICAL ANGLE OF THE OSCILLATOR BEAM THUS ENA
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. A CUTAWAY DOME AND OSCILLATOR OF A TYPE 144 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTOR). THE DOME IS LOWERED WHEN THE SHIP IS CONDUCTING ANTI-
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. A TYPE 134A DOME. THIS FORM OF ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTION APPARATUS) IS USED ON SMALL ANTI SUBMARINE VESSELS. ENCLOSED WITHIN
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-07. HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. BRIDGE INSTRUMENTS OF THE OBSOLETE TYPE 128 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTOR). THESE INSTRUMENTS RECORD THE RANGE AND BEARING OF THE
