Thanks for checking Peter. So if the 41.5 MHz setting happened to be off-centre, 42 MHz should have been within range.
It's amazing to think that eighty years ago you could have used your new-fangled television set to tune in to the electronic warfare going on in the skies above. Like something out of H.G. Wells...
Steve
It's amazing to think that eighty years ago you could have used your new-fangled television set to tune in to the electronic warfare going on in the skies above. Like something out of H.G. Wells...
Steve
