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The BC-348 is a compact American-made communications receiver, which was mass-produced during World War II for the U.S. Army Air Force.
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Aircraft Receivers in detail. Specifications, broken down by model numbers. By Ken Corwin, KF6NUR The BC-224-A, -B, -C, and -D; and the BC-348-B, and -C, tuned 1.5-18 mc in six bands. The Signal Corps had the receiver design modified to add a 200-500 kc band and compress the 1.5-18 mc coverage into the remaining five bands.
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Dec 16, 1998 A complete BC-348 with dynamotor, its mounting, and its plugs, later became units of, and comprised, Aircraft Radio Receiving set AN/ARR-11.
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The BC-348 was the main HF receiver in US Airforce bomber aircraft in WW2, in conjunction with the BC-375 and ART-13 transmitters. The original design was the BC-224 (US Army Signal Corps) and the BC-348 was the adaptation for the requirements of the Army Airforce.
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Introduction to philosophy, Plato (427-348 BC) Surely Plato is the greatest philosopher that ever lived. Apart from "The Apology", which is reputed to be the defence of Socrates at his trial Plato's works are in the form of dialogues, these dialogues are notoriously difficult to date as we only have style to go on.
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Later in life I able to procure an identical BC-348 on eBay and have had a number of hours recalling memories of my grandfather and shortwave listening.
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In 4th century BC Greece, all the major thinkers and seats of learning were congregated in a few key city-states of which Athens was preeminent.
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Plato (~428-~348 BC) — One of the greatest and most influential Greek philosophers, he was a disciple of Socrates and the teacher of Aristotle. Most of his works are written dialogues, many with Socrates as the main character.
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A. Introductory remarks B. Some moral (or affective) prerequisites for being a true Philosopher rather than a Sophist; D. From moral vision to metaphysics: arguments for immortality; 1. Introductory remarks;
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