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• Pattern 16XX Loud Speaking Telephones
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Submarine Sound Signalling
  There is mention of this equipment in a Weekly Order, naming 14 ships whose names are to be struck from an Adm A later order lists those ships containing the equipment, imploring them to contact the manufacturer so the machines can receive mai
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• Fleet Torpedo Committee
  ...ven mentioned as being desireable were it not for practical limitations on equipment and personnel. * ratings for communications
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• Pattern 541 Navyphone
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Pattern 333X Navyphones
  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]]
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• Bureau of Equipment
  ...u responsible, prior to 1914, for the manufacture and maintenance of naval equipment and fittings which were not weaponry or ammunition. ...e duties of the Bureau of Equipment shall comprise all that relates to the equipment of ships according to the allowance tables from time to time in force.
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• Pattern 2140 Navyphone
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Pattern 2140A Navyphone
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Graham Navyphone Exchange
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Call Bell
  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]]
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• "Underdome" Pattern Navyphones
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Telephone
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
  5 KB (781 words) - 22:19, 18 September 2012
• Pattern 210X Navyphones
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Pattern 185X Navyphones
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Navyphone
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Braunschweig Class Battleship (1902)
  ...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
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• Signalling in the Royal Navy
  ...er than the tapping of two attentive and able telegraphers seated at their equipment. [[Category:Communications]]
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• Pattern 246X Navyphones
  [[Category:Communications Equipment]] [[Category:Shipboard Equipment]]
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• Concentration
  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
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• Canopus Class Battleship (1897)
  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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