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The Marconi Hotel
Military Electronics
Exhibit
Preservation
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The Zahl Tube
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The Marconi
Hotel hosts the InfoAge concept center on the first floor west wing.
Ray Chase of The New Jersey Antique Radio Club has a three room exhibit
of military electronics.
Dozens of well preserved units and artifacts are on display.
Many were designed at Camp Evans during WW2 and the Cold War.

In the first room: SCR-268, 270 and 271
components. During WW2 Camp Evans was the center for
this equipment.

Famous war vacuum tubes.... including the Zahl Tube
Click on Tubie to see how the war tubes helped win WW2
In the second room: Bomber altimeters

In the second room: Bomber altimeters
In the second room: A Proximity Fuze
exhibit

In the third room: Bomber radios

A famous war beacon - the PPN-2.
Another Camp Evans specialty equipment designed to be compatable
with the British Rebecca-Eurika system.
Page updated January 20,
2007
page created January
20,
2007

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