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!!! Motorola * [The First Walkie-Talkie Radio|Upload:MotorolaScr300.pdf] - An Affectionate Look Back in Time and Some Thoughts About the First True Fabled Walkie-Talkie - by Leonard H. Anderson, 25 June 2005. [Appendix B|Upload:MotorolaScr300b.pdf], [Appendix C|Upload:MotorolaScr300c.pdf]. See also http://www.scr300.org *[Introduction to the Motorola C-QUAM AM Stereo System|Upload:harold/MototolaAmStereoIntroductiona.pdf] - 1992, Scanned and contributed by Glenn Petersen. 1.6MB. * [1300|Upload:JaMstereo/Motorola%201300%201310%20Exciter%20And%20Modulation%20Monitor%20Manual.pdf] AM Stereo Exciter and 1310 AM Stereo Monitor. 1985. * [1300 and 1310|Upload:HaroldHallikainen/Motorola-1300-1310.pdf] AM stereo exciter and AM stereo monitor. 16.5MB Contributed by Bob Meister. * [1410|Upload:HaroldHallikainen/Motorola1410.pdf] - AM Stereo Modulation Monitor designed for C-QUAM system operation on a single specified frequency in the AM broadcast band. 10 kHz increment programming. 19 inch (48.21 cm) rack mount, 117V ac 50/60 Hz operation. 1988. 4MB. Scanned and contributed by Glenn Petersen. * [DS9660A, DS9660B, DS9661A, DS9661B|Upload:TimWright/Motorola%20Conelrad%20Monitor.pdf] Conelrad receiver. 1957. Activates on carrier interruption followed by 1kHz tone. Scanned and contributed by Tim Wright. 39MB * [S1327A|Upload:HaroldHallikainen/SM1327A_1.pdf] Service Monitor. 1971. The Model S1327A Service Monitor is a solid-state test instrument designed to provide a frequency-synthesized signal source and a receiver for high-resolution deviation and frequency measurements over the entire 20 MHz to 990 MHz spectrum. 6MB. Scanned and contributed by Gary Glaenzer. <br> <br> ---- <br> Back to HomePage<br> Contribute Documents? <?plugin UpLoad ?>