Marconi Marine "Satpax" transportable earth station

PART OF:
Marconi Marine "Satpax" transportable earth station type TP01
Made:
circa 1989 in United Kingdom
maker:
Marconi International Marine Communications Company Limited
SMG00077441

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Part of Marconi Marine "Satpax" transportable earth station type TP01 (As used by Simon Bates and Jonathan Ruffle of BBC Radio One on their round-the-world trip, 1989).

Details

Category:
Radio Communication
Object Number:
1990-37/8
type:
audio equipment
credit:
Marconi Marine

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