Sure others will know this website but I had not noticed it before

https://www.pye-story.org/companies/pye-tvt-story/transmitters


I had not realised that ACE HIGH used their equipment.

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On 24/01/2023 14:09, MB wrote:

Sure others will know this website but I had not noticed it before

https://www.pye-story.org/companies/pye-tvt-story/transmitters

I had not realised that ACE HIGH used their equipment.

Thanks for posting that. After a simple search I was able to find a picture and brief biography of Don Weighton, the head of their Space Electronics Division. I got to know him a bit in the mid-1970s, but had no idea he had worked on pacemakers or
bomb fuses before that.


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Clive Page

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In article <tqooq9$5mrp$[email protected]>, MB <[email protected]> scribeth
thus

Sure others will know this website but I had not noticed it before

https://www.pye-story.org/companies/pye-tvt-story/transmitters

I had not realised that ACE HIGH used their equipment.

Blimey! i started work there around 1969 IIRC!


Remember those TX's they were for the SHAPE organisation remember being
told that they were for use after a Nuclear war!!

Not a bad place to work there but i fell foul of the management namely
Bilko Burton and George Hickson George being all about Irish politics
and remember Manni Shelton the MD!. Became a good friend of John
Finchham who was on TX test.

Left there to join the domestic side good experience anyway!..

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Tony Sayer


Man is least himself when he talks in his own person.

Give him a keyboard, and he will reveal himself.

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