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CCA Signal - 1st QTR 2001 (issue #21)
CCA Signal - 2nd QTR 2001 (issue #22)
CCA Signal - 3rd QTR 2001 (issue #23)
CCA Signal - 4th QTR 2001 (issue #24)
Collins Radio Company, with more than 30 years' experience in research, development and manufacture of distinctive amateur equipment, has dedicated itself to the
objective of product excellence.
Whatever the field - amateur radio, avionics, commercial broadcasting, space electronics, communication, computation or control - Collins' uncompromising standards of excellence begin with
product development and continue through every step of manufacture, quality control and test.
Collins' amateur radio equipment has been the standard used by DXpeditions around the world in environmental extremes seldom
encountered by the average ham.
Collins' single sideband products have long been used by the U.S. military team. During the early years of single side- band communication, the size and weight of the equipment limited its
use principally to point-to-point circuits between fixed stations.
Continued development following World War II has resulted in a wide variety of high performance equipment for airborne, transportable, vehicular and shipboard, as well as fixed station, use.
Gen. Curtis LeMay with friend...Art Collins
The Strategic Air Command commanders' net, the Strategic Air Command aircraft control net and the Navy Tactical Data System are but a few of the major installations using Collins' single sideband. The Universal Radio Group, latest generation ofCollins' SSB equipment, is a highly flexible and sophisticated HFcommunication design used by the U.S. Armed Forces, NATO and space centers.
Collins' research and development, plus the Company's never-ending emphasis on quality control, assure each Collins' amateur equipment owner that he has the most advanced and most thoroughly tested equipment available and that it will retain its value through the years.
