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...he class's particulars, offering us a fairly detailed understanding of her equipment and methods of their use, constrained by whatever limitations in accuracy s In the event of the fore conning tower being knocked out, the failure of communications with it would prompt the officers of quarters to assume local control of th

It is unlikely that this equipment was ever provided.{{INF}} ...ge, while those aft would receive similar coverage from the after bridge. Communications between the smaller guns and their magazines were to be by shouting through

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...ven mentioned as being desireable were it not for practical limitations on equipment and personnel. * ratings for communications

# Communications, including fire control.<ref>Brooks. p. 135.</ref> ...ion, the supply of signalling gear, smoke-making apparatus, the fitting of communications from bridges to engine-rooms, the training of guns' crews in merchant ships

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By 1924, the Royal Navy had standardised upon this series of equipment and the 246X series.{{ElecDB1924|p. 286}} This suggests that no significan [[Category:Communications Equipment]]

Pattern 1297{{TorpDB1905|p. 211}} trembler bells were used for all other communications, such as to call up the other end of a [[Voicepipe|voicepipe]]. As it woul [[Category:Communication Equipment]]

Innovations in procedure and equipment during the war allowed fire to be joined with ever-diminishing loss of effe ...ue and resulted in enlarged set of rules and procedures for flashing light communications between control tops. The code was expanded, and rendered the previous one

...ts to the [[Henderson Firing Gear]], in line with general adoption of this equipment in all ships with director firing Other than the control details mentioned above, no information on its equipment is available. Presumably, there was at least a range clock, dumaresq, and

...fore top, and aft torpedo control position. It would have hand-following equipment of types E.E. and [[Barr and Stroud Rangefinders#T.L. 2|T.L.]]. {{ARTS1918| In 1916, torpedo control lessons pertinent to the equipment of light cruisers and destroyers that had been taken from experience the [[