The Decca Navigator System Vintage Marine London Electronic
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:714718 | Object Type: electronic navigator |
| Maker: decca | Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original |
The Decca navigator System
Something I've came acrossed know absolutely nothing about it as you can see it's old with scratches and marks if or how it works I don't know . I've copied some information below about it
Will happily hand over to a courier at your own risk due to the weight .
The Mark 21 was all solid state marine receiver designed for use with Decca chains radiating Multipulse (Lane Identification) It was intended as a replacement for the Mk 12 receiver. Rec...eiver and display was housed is a single unit; was suitable for bulkhead, deckhead or table mounting. Different mains voltages could be accommodated with interchangeable power unit modules. Power consumption using AC was 25 watts and 35 watts for DC. It employed locked oscillators on all channels.
Please note there is no postage on this but unfortunately can't remove it from listing however will happily hand over to a courier service at your own risk !
Something I've came acrossed know absolutely nothing about it as you can see it's old with scratches and marks if or how it works I don't know . I've copied some information below about it
Will happily hand over to a courier at your own risk due to the weight .
The Mark 21 was all solid state marine receiver designed for use with Decca chains radiating Multipulse (Lane Identification) It was intended as a replacement for the Mk 12 receiver. Rec...eiver and display was housed is a single unit; was suitable for bulkhead, deckhead or table mounting. Different mains voltages could be accommodated with interchangeable power unit modules. Power consumption using AC was 25 watts and 35 watts for DC. It employed locked oscillators on all channels.
Please note there is no postage on this but unfortunately can't remove it from listing however will happily hand over to a courier service at your own risk !
