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| | Anyone have any knowledge regarding the AN/WLR-1C? infoDuring operations we had a strict mode of communications, we needed something a little more fun to use for communications and came up with the Guppy codes. Is there anyone here with that type of background the might know what I'm speaking of? |
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| | AN/WLR-1(C)(DEF) info
Hello. In response to your request for info on the AN/WLR-1X I have some left over knowledge from that system. Plus a whole lot of mind filling stuff about surface electronic warfare as a sailor (EW-1) and as a civilian. Please contact me @ fatcat9998@yahoo.com. Thank you Doug Seeley |
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Code of the Falcon 269 "obviously, Sir, you have me confused with someone who gives a ****."
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Attended WLR 1C C School in Newport, RI in 1971 prior to deploying on Med - North Atlantic cruise aboard USS Hartley DE 1029. Anyone else out there?
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WLR1C was new design equip. D/E/F mods were upgrades of basic, A, and B models to C status. Other marks after c included significant changes in tube ot solidstate technology and remote monitoring for alignment/tuning. Greatly reduced maintence scheduling time reqd. I worked worked with NAVSENG Norfolk in developing some of these upgrades while serving on various vessels HPTed Nfolk area 68-75. Also Dam Neck, Oceania, Suffolk, and VA Beach. Remember a lot, Forgot a lot. ETR to EW. Bear. |
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Was a NEC 1774 back in the 70's til '80 - EW2. Upon discharge I overhauled WLR-1's at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard until they were all replaced by either WLR-8 or SLQ-32. My first ship was the DTP test platform for the SLQ competition. Contact me if you want WLR-1 history. Also worked WLR-11, WLA-3B and several versions of the old SLQ jammers like ULQ-6B, SLQ-24 and SLQ-26.
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