Back in the olden days when Adam 12 and Emergency were on TV, the guys
would call Rampart and send a strip back to the ER using a Coronary
Observation Radio. The Apcor would use the truck as a vehicular
repeater back to the ER. The truck was equipped with a full duplex
radio using MED 1 thru MED
Additional to Steve's --
"Squad 51" had the huge orange cargo-case...
80's era APCOR were more like a "double-sized lunch-box" - about 1/3
battery; believe the RF decks were built around the MX series..
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 13:00:10 -0500 "Steve Bosshard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Apcor
Additional to Steve's --
"Squad 51" had the huge orange cargo-case...
80's era APCOR were more like a "double-sized lunch-box" - about 1/3
battery; believe the RF decks were built around the MX series..
On Tue, 27
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Additional to Steve's --
>
> "Squad 51" had the huge orange cargo-case...
Yeah-they were called 'Biocoms'. Basic RF components were those
Repco/Comco/whatever modular handhelds. Pretty junky by todays standards.
> 80's era APCOR were more like a "double-sized lunch
Hmmm, I think I have one of those books ... I just don't remember
it bring called an Apcor.
Neil - WA6KLA
Steve Bosshard wrote:
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> Back in the olden days when Adam 12 and Emergency were on TV, the guys
> would call Rampart and send a strip back to the ER using a Coronary
> Observation
Seemed like Pioneer also made a coronary observation radio using GE MPE
parts and pieces.
Ssb
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For what it's worth, I'm looking for one of the Med radios (not sure of the
manufacturer - the name "Epic" comes to mind) that came in a flip-open
case... the lower half was one piece, kinda like a tray, and the upper half
had a hinge in the middle and each end opened separately.
All I'm after i
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