Prisoner of War Radio
This is an example of a radio that would have been built and used by prisoners of war during the Second World War. These radios allowed the prisoners to listen to Allied news reports and follow the progress of the War. They were among the most important items to maintain their morale in the camps.
CFAMS 2002.0778.004
It’s easy to see if a wire is hooked up and transmitting but a task I’ve needed a tool for is watching Frequencies at performances. this little tool can confirm transmission and locate where, who and what freq the hits are at on wireless mics. on the back I’ve got all my mic and BTR frequencies. It’s interesting to watch everything in real time for where ever you are.
I must hand it to the frequency coordinators, it’s very well planned and well executed! 