The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 OF MODERN ASDIC (ANTI-SUBMARINE DETECTION) EQUIPMENT SUCH AS TYPES 144 AND 147 AS WELL AS OBSOLETE FORMS ARE DEMONSTRATED HERE.
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 INTERN
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. TYPE 144 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTOR) DIRECTING EQUIPMENT (FOREGROUND) WITH A TYPE 147 TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER IN THE REAR OF A DEMONSTRATION ROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER A
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. AN OBSOLETE TYPE 127 DETECTOR IN THE DEMONSTRATION ROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. UNLIKE MORE MODERN TYPES OF HYDROPHONES THE DETECTING DOME OF THIS
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. TYPE 144 AND TYPE 147 BRIDGE INSTRUMENTS IN THE DEMONSTRATION ROOM OF HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI- SUBMARINE SCHOOL. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
RUSHCUTTERS BAY, NSW. 1946-02-06. BRIDGE INSTRUMENTS OF A TYPE 128 ASDIC (SUBMARINE DETECTOR) IN A DEMONSTRATION ROOM AT HMAS RUSHCUTTER ANTI-SUBMARINE SCHOOL. THE TYPE 128 IS BEING REPLACED BY THE TY
