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Australian Army Museum of Western Australia > Records

World War 2, Switchboard Magneto 10 Line

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The 10 line Magneto Switchboard is suitable for use by Divisional Signals. The range of working is 8-10 miles using D.3 cable and 14-16 miles using D.8.

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cwa-org-32-54-604

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This switchboard is located in the Communications Gallery commissioned by the Australian Army Museum of Western Australia as part of the Centenary commemorations of the Royal Australian Corp of Signals

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