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Pat,
I think this may be a talking controller that was made by Mosley for the Ham
series of CDE rotors. These are rare and the speech module is no longer
available so Mosley quit making them.
I wouldn't throw it away as these are rare beasts.
Howard #3
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From: "Pat Byrne" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, January 16, 2016 7:37 PM
Subject: Unidentified control box
>I have an unidentified control box. It was given to me quite a few
> years ago by a local ham who said it was given to him and was
> supposed to be some sort of auditory rotator control box. That's all
> he knew about it. No more info came with the box. Its front panel
> has a sixteen key pad, and to the left of the pad, there are two
> horizontal rectangles, which might be lamps of some sort. The back
> panel of the box has what looks like a reset button, a fuse holder
> and an eight pin Jones plug. There is also a large transformer came
> along with the box. Quite heavy, and if it is low voltage it is a
> hell of a lot of current.
> Is it of any value to a blind ham? Anyone on the list interested in
> having it? My days of rotatable antennaes are in the past.
> We had a mice invasion this winter and we are cleaning up the debris
> and I am finding things that went missing in the shack. I know I've
> promised a couple of things to folks on the list, and when they
> surface, I'll get them on their way. I've not forgotten.
> Thanks a lot for any help.
> Pat, K9JAU
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