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BONEGILLA, VIC. 1944-05-03. A WIRELESS MECHANIC OF THE 1ST SIGNALS TRAINING BATTALION TUNING A 133 TRANSMITTER. THIS TRANSMITTER HAS AN OUTPUT OF 300 WATTS AND THEREFORE IS SUITABLE FOR LONG RANGE COMMUNICATION. ITS WEIGHT, APPROX 700 LBS, PRECLUDES ITS USE IN THE FIELD FURTHER FORWARD THAN DIVISION HEADQUARTERS.
BONEGILLA, VIC. 1944-05-03. NX150785 CORPORAL REUBNER A TRAINEE OF THE 1ST SIGNALS TRAINING BATTALION TAKING SIGNALS FROM A NO. 4 WIRELESS RECEIVER. THE RECEPTION SET IS USUALLY EMPLOYED IN CONJUNCTIO
BONEGILLA, VIC. 1944-05-03. A TRAINEE OF THE 1ST SIGNALS TRAINING BATTALION OPERATING A 133 TRANSMITTER BY REMOTE CONTROL. BY MEANS OF THIS REMOTE CONTROL UNIT A 133 SET CAN BE OPERATED UP TO A DISTAN
MIDDLE HEAD, SYDNEY. 1946-02-14. NX147600 SERGEANT J. WATSON (LEFT) RECEIVING AND N284104 SIGNALMAN S. ROSS (RIGHT) TRANSMITTING TO MELBOURNE ON A TYPE 133 TRANSMITTER AT 12TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION S
KATIKA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-31. NX65187 SIGNALMAN C. STRAHAN, B AUSTRALIAN CORPS SIGNALS, TUNING IN THE TRANSMITTER UNIT OF THE 188F, (UNITED STATES ARMY 191F), WIRELESS TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER. WHEN NOT
TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1945-01-18. A SECTION OF THE INTERIOR OF THE WIRELESS TRANSMITTING HUT OF "B" CORPS OF SIGNALS SHOWING THREE X 133 WIRELESS SETS - 300 WATT OUTPUT EACH. NX90230 CORPORAL
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-02-06. THE INTERIOR OF THE WIRELESS TRANSMITTING CENTRE OF THE 19TH LINES OF COMMUNICATION SIGNALS, HEADQUARTERS, FIRST AUSTRALIAN ARMY, SHOWING SOME OF THE 17- 133 TRANSMITTING
