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a, How old am I? 100 Amp M.E.M. porcelain B.S.3036 fuse carrier.


b, When was it first used?


c, When was it last used, superseded by H.R.C. cartridge fuses. ?

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    I have perhaps an unusual background which includes Military Avionics, Maritime Communications & Radar together with a Private Pilots Licence. In fact I am one of the very few PPL holders to have a CAA Flight Radio-Telephony Operator's Licence which is also valid for HF radio communication. Most PPL holders have a R?T Licence restricted to VHF only, which will get you as far as Singapore apparently. (If not further) Having held a Maritime Radiocommunication General Certificate since 1975, which enabled me to use any mode of communication on HF at sea, I was pig headed enough to find a CAA exam centre where I could take the aviation HF equivalent. I never used it, mainly because I didn't want to emulate Alcock & Brown's transatlantic flight  with one engine less! They at least had two. 

    But Google and Wikipedia gave me the exact answers.

    Clive
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    I have perhaps an unusual background which includes Military Avionics, Maritime Communications & Radar together with a Private Pilots Licence. In fact I am one of the very few PPL holders to have a CAA Flight Radio-Telephony Operator's Licence which is also valid for HF radio communication. Most PPL holders have a R?T Licence restricted to VHF only, which will get you as far as Singapore apparently. (If not further) Having held a Maritime Radiocommunication General Certificate since 1975, which enabled me to use any mode of communication on HF at sea, I was pig headed enough to find a CAA exam centre where I could take the aviation HF equivalent. I never used it, mainly because I didn't want to emulate Alcock & Brown's transatlantic flight  with one engine less! They at least had two. 

    But Google and Wikipedia gave me the exact answers.

    Clive
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