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 Kakadumh
 Location: Darlington, WA
 Member since 30 March 2016
 Member #: 1897
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In a clean out I came across a copy of The Telecommunication Journal of Australia from 1984 with an article in it which details the development and some other bits and pieces of info on the Telecom Gold Phone.

It could be quite useful to phone equipment collectors etc.

If anyone would like this magazine send me your postal details and its all yours...otherwise it goes into the recycling bin shortly.



In the same clean out there is also a copy of the same journal from 1971 which was a Special Issue covering the design & installation of the East -West microwave system Adelaide to Perth.

The entire magazine is devoted to that project...107 pages in all.

If of interest to anyone let me know & I will post it over.

Lindsay
 
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