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August 29th 03, 01:57 AM
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From: Ed Rasimus
Four wide angle beams. Two quadrants broadcast A and two broadcast N--one is dot/dash, the other is dash/dot (don't remember which is A and which is N.) When introduced in WW2 the system was called Uncle Dog and used a D (dash dot dot) and a U (dot dot dash). Chris Mark 
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