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Hello all, I have found this Circuit board of some sort. If you can would you be able to identify this board and possibly what it does!

 

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Kieran

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Definitely this.... Although Marconi Do make Networking Equipment such as switches too. Considering it has the words Frequency on it seems to be make it some sort of board for a broadcasting device.

 

Being Marconi, I would suggest something related to broadcasting...TV, Satellite, Radio
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Okay cheers, my mate said they were worth the big price of £7. Those pictures were directly from the playground Edited by MrKJLS
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Okay cheers, my mate said they were worth the big price of £7. Those pictures were directly from the playground

 

How could he value them without knowing what they were? :confused:

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How could he value them without knowing what they were? :confused:

I don't know either, because they don't have a model number on.

 

Some form of PCB from a Gemini Micro PC

 

Also seeing similarities with -

 

Computer Recognition Systems 8937 0000 Gemini PC 3 PCB Biorad Quaestor Q7 | eBay

 

I can see the similarities!

 

I would like to see what the PCB is from, but we can't has the model hasn't been printed onto it. But researching the company what is in the post by @sparkeh suggested that it came from Alenia Marconi Systems LTD.

According to there Wikipedia page the PCB could of been to into production on ATC Equipment, Air Defense Systems, Airport Infrastructure, Command on Control, Communication Systems, Data Links, Simulators and radar. The company dissolved into BAE systems.

 

Interesting...

 

Kieran

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I don't know either, because they don't have a model number on.

 

 

 

I can see the similarities!

 

I would like to see what the PCB is from, but we can't has the model hasn't been printed onto it. But researching the company what is in the post by @sparkeh suggested that it came from Alenia Marconi Systems LTD.

According to there Wikipedia page the PCB could of been to into production on ATC Equipment, Air Defense Systems, Airport Infrastructure, Command on Control, Communication Systems, Data Links, Simulators and radar. The company dissolved into BAE systems.

 

Interesting...

 

Kieran

 

So it was you guys that locked up the UK ATC over the weekend..

 

Rob

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Interesting. It has a NSN mark. NSN stands for NATO Stock Number, and if there is one next to it it should have the figures '99' in there somewhere designating it a UK part. But seeing as it's a PCB blank it has not been made to any particular spec yet and no number added. what ever it is I suspect it is quite old at 20 years+
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Interesting. It has a NSN mark. NSN stands for NATO Stock Number, and if there is one next to it it should have the figures '99' in there somewhere designating it a UK part. But seeing as it's a PCB blank it has not been made to any particular spec yet and no number added. what ever it is I suspect it is quite old at 20 years+

 

Mmmmm, Interesting

 

Never know about the NSN in till you pointed it out :p

 

Kieran

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