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rechargeable batteries. The battery is designed to supply power
to the above remote control receiver, RF Module, high torque,
miniature, and subminiature servos.
TRANSMITTER
Present in specimens Q4l and Q44 are two (2)
unassembled Heathkit 8-Channel Radio Control Transmitter,
Mode1 Number GDA-1205-0G. T
The transmitter is designed to
remotely operate, through specific radio signals, the above
described receiver which, in turn, operates the servo units.
RF MODULE FOR THE TRANSMITTER
Present in submitted specimens Q43 and Q47 are
five (5) assembled Heathkit 'RF Modules, Module Part Number
291-6. These plug-in modules are used in conjunction with
the 8-Channel Radio Control Transmitter to provide a specific
radio frequency. which in these modules is 53.lo0 MHz.
All of the above Heathkit items are distributed by
the Heath Company, Benton Harbor, Michigan.
BOOKS AND MANUALS
Present in submitted specimen K77 are numerous
books and manuals that provide detailed descriptions and
discussions of the design, construction, and functioning of
improvised explosive devices (iED's). Additionally, these
manuals provide indepth instructions in IED implacement
and unconventional warfare. It was noted that some of the
manuals were of United States Military origin and others
were military manuals that had been reprinted by Desert
Publications, Phoenix, Arizonia. The following is a
complete list of submitted books and manuals:
1.
Brassey's Infantry Weapons of the World
Bonanza Books - New York
2.
Soldier of Fortune
(Ju1y 1982)
Omega Group Limited
3.
Military Demolitions
BCE-1340.B
(Ju1y 1973)
Marine Corps Engineer School
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune, N. Carolina
4.
Home Gunsmithing Digest
Gun Digest Pubiishing Company
Northfield, Ill.
Page 11
(over)
20603047 S WG
Obs/-C/!
SSADT
DEG!
to the above remote control receiver, RF Module, high torque,
miniature, and subminiature servos.
TRANSMITTER
Present in specimens Q4l and Q44 are two (2)
unassembled Heathkit 8-Channel Radio Control Transmitter,
Mode1 Number GDA-1205-0G. T
The transmitter is designed to
remotely operate, through specific radio signals, the above
described receiver which, in turn, operates the servo units.
RF MODULE FOR THE TRANSMITTER
Present in submitted specimens Q43 and Q47 are
five (5) assembled Heathkit 'RF Modules, Module Part Number
291-6. These plug-in modules are used in conjunction with
the 8-Channel Radio Control Transmitter to provide a specific
radio frequency. which in these modules is 53.lo0 MHz.
All of the above Heathkit items are distributed by
the Heath Company, Benton Harbor, Michigan.
BOOKS AND MANUALS
Present in submitted specimen K77 are numerous
books and manuals that provide detailed descriptions and
discussions of the design, construction, and functioning of
improvised explosive devices (iED's). Additionally, these
manuals provide indepth instructions in IED implacement
and unconventional warfare. It was noted that some of the
manuals were of United States Military origin and others
were military manuals that had been reprinted by Desert
Publications, Phoenix, Arizonia. The following is a
complete list of submitted books and manuals:
1.
Brassey's Infantry Weapons of the World
Bonanza Books - New York
2.
Soldier of Fortune
(Ju1y 1982)
Omega Group Limited
3.
Military Demolitions
BCE-1340.B
(Ju1y 1973)
Marine Corps Engineer School
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune, N. Carolina
4.
Home Gunsmithing Digest
Gun Digest Pubiishing Company
Northfield, Ill.
Page 11
(over)
20603047 S WG
Obs/-C/!
SSADT
DEG!