"Whiskeytown Wireless Collection", Chris Bisaillion, The Canadian Amateur, April 1990, Front Cover and pp
10-11
"The Number 19 Mark II Transceiver", Walt Hutchens KJ4KV, Electric Radio, Electric Radio in Uniform column,
No 22 Feb 1991, pp 4-11
"War Museum No. 19 Set Restoration Project", Chris Bisaillion VE3CBK, Doug Burrill VE3CDC, The Canadian
Amateur Radio Magazine, May 1991, Front Cover and pp 6-7
"W.S. 19", David Taylor, Radio Bygones (letter), Aug/Sept 1991 p 29
"The 19 Set Lives On", Dave Lawrence, The Canadian Amateur Radio Magazine, July/Aug 1992, Front Cover and
pp 7-9
"A Quartet of Flute Players Under Water", Donald F. Meadows N6DM, Electric Radio, No. 65 Sept 1994 pp 3,
36-37
"What�s a Wireless Set #19, Dad?" Vic Politi W1NU, Fara News, The Dim Past column, April 1995, pp 4-5
"Collecting Military Communications�Museums and Such�", Tony Grogan WA4MRR, Electric Radio, No 92
Dec 1996, pp32-37
"On the Airways with a 19 Set (near the Sharp End in 1944/45)", Reg Bailey (posthumous), Royal Signals
Amateur Radio Society Journal, Mercury No 118, Nov 1997, pp 28-30
"A Fireside Chat about the Wireless Set No. 19" Chris Bisaillion VE3CBK, On the Air Magazine, Vol 2 Issue 1
Sept/Oct 1998, Front Cover and pp 8-10
"The 19 Set For Enthusiasts", Jim Cookson, Publication unknown, Date unknown, pp 16-21
"Letters" (Humorous article on how to use a No. 19 MK II as a boat anchor), CQ Magazine, Feb 1957, p 82
"Converting the 19 Set", K.E. Marcus, Practical Wireless, April 1958, pp 102-105
"Converting the 19 Set cont�d" K.E. Marcus, Practical Wireless, May 1958, pp 203-204
"Wireless Set No. 19 MK II, Notes on this Ex-Government Receiver" R.G. Fenby, Practical Wireless, Jan 1960, p
766
"The No. 19 Set, Further Improvements", D.W. Dillon, Practical Wireless, March 1960, pp961-962
"The No. 19 Set, Further Improvements cont�d", D.W. Dillon, Practical Wireless, April 1960, pp1027-1028
"The No. 19 Set, Further Improvements cont�d", D.W. Dillon, Practical Wireless, May 1960, pp45-47
"More About the 19 Set, Conversion of MK III Version as Transceiver for the LF Bands 80/160 M � Modification
Details and Circuitry", D.J. Raven, M.Sc., Ph.D (G3TKR), The Shortwave Magazine, March 1969, pp 18-25
"Converting the No. 19 Sets" Sam Kelly W6JTT, CQ Magazine, May 1969, pp 25-28,102
"Improved Performance from the No. 19 Set" Sam Kelly W6JTT, CQ Magazine, June 1970, pages 38 to 40
"Built Like a Tank - The WS #19 Mark II", Dick Sylvan W9CBT, K9YA Telegraph Newsletter, Vol 1, Issue 6, June 2004, Copyright 2004 Robert F. Heytow Memorial Radio Club. On-line subscription: http://www.k9ya.org
"De MK-II 19 Set", A.H.A. Rawie PA0JQ (written in Dutch), Electron, Oct 1966, pp 302-306
"Converting the Mark II", Louis H. Hippe W6APQ, Radio Electronics, Nov 1951, pp 85-86,88
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