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← Mason TSCM A-2 →
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At present, we have no further information about the A-1,
not even a picture, and so far, nobody has ever reported
having seen one [1]. If you have any information about this
mysterious device, please contact us.
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In 1964, the A-1 was succeeded by the A-2,
that was also available to non-military users.
The semi-portable A-2 was supplied in an unobtrusive leather case
and came with a range of plug-in tuners. It was hand-built at a rate of
just one unit per week and was available until 1990 [1].
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At present, we have no image or any further background information of
this receiver. If you know more about the A-1, please contact us.
Your help is much appreciated. Furthermore, if you have a surplus A-1 unit
available, we'd like to hear from you.
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- Kevin D. Murray, Mason Enigineering Model A-2CS, etc.
Forum discussion on spybusters.com. 16 Jan 2005.
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