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Specifications Available

On New Model Facsimile

Receiver By Raytheon

Information and specifications are now available on a new auto- matic facsimile receiver by Ray- theon Marine Company.

The RAYFAX 300 receiver fea- tures a four-band, crystal-con- trolled, single-sideband radio with push-button station selectors which can be set for any eight of the more than 50 facsimile sta- tions worldwide. The RAYFAX 300 will receive high-definition weather charts, wave height charts, sea ice conditions, hurri- cane tracks, storm warnings, sat- ellite cloud pictures, surface tem- perature, and other facsimile data transmissions. All are reproduced on dry, odorless, 12-inch-wide aluminized recording paper.

According to Raytheon, special features of the RAYFAX 300 in- clude controls for fine-tuning the antenna for peak reception and for precise positioning of the re- cording on the chart paper. The chart recorder portion is available separately, for use with any suit- able wide-band receiver, or with the eight-channel receiver.

The compact, 29-pound recorder is designed for table-top mount- ing. The 8-pound receiver may be secured on top of the recorder or mounted in a remote location.

Connection to the 24V d-c power source and an HF long-wire or whip antenna completes the sim- ple installation. Provision is made for a second receiver if desired.

Information and complete spec- ifications can be obtained by writ- ing to Stanley Clark, Raytheon

Marine Company, 676 Island Pond

Road, Manchester, N.H. 03103. $5.3-Million Navy

Overhaul Contract

Awarded Metro Machine

Metro Machine Corporation,

Norfolk, Va., is being awarded a $5,348,876 formally advertised firm fixed price contract for the regularly scheduled overhaul of the USS Sumter (LST-1181). The

Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Con- version and Repair, USN, Ports- mouth, Va., is the contracting activity. (N62678-70-C-0016)

Gerald Albert Promoted To

President Of EDO Corp. division of The Johnson Rubber Company ®T.M REG PRINTED IN U.S.A. 6-2006-180

Middlefield, Ohio 44062 U.S.A. Area Code: 216/632-1611

TWX: 810-427-2960 / Telex: 98-0416 / Cable: "DURAMAX"

Dependable Products For Ships Throughout The World v.: a

Gerald Albert

Following a board of directors meeting recently, EDO Corpo- ration, College Point, N.Y., an- nounced a top executive change.

Gerald Albert, an officer and di- rector of the company was pro- moted to president and chief op- erating officer of the 55-year-old aerospace-electronics firm. Wil- liam R. Ryan, who relinquished the president's post, will continue to serve as chairman of the board and chief executive officer. He has filled both executive posts since 1972.

Mr. Albert joined EDO as a staff engineer in 1949, and has been a director since 1971. He was group president of the com- pany's Industrial and Government

Products Division for the past several years, heading up its Gov- ernment Products Division for eight years before that. He holds a degree in electrical engineering (CCNY), which he received after serving in the U.S. Navy for three years in World War II. He is on the board of trustees of the Na- tional Security Industrial Asso- ciation.

EDO Corporation designs and manufactures advanced electronic and specialized equipment for mil- itary, general aviation, marine and industrial markets.

We help make the going

More Reliable

Several styles of Stuffing Boxes are available for combinations of

Air/Water/Grease service. Also in- cluded are types with air inflatable rubber ring which seals out sea water during packing change.

Write or Call for Data on

Bearings, Stuffing Boxes and Keel Coolers.

Johnson Duramax Bearings meet a full range of shaft sizes. Choose

Sleeve or Flanged, or the De- mountable Stave Type. They're quality engineered, quality built for ease of installation, low main- tenance, and superior performance.

Performance reliability is what sea-going tugs like the Mary and

Savare DeFelice must have.

When Quality Shipyard, Inc.,

Houma, Louisiana built these 95- foot vessels for Gulf Fleet Marine

Corporation, DeFelice Division,

New Orleans, they selected quality engineered Johnson®-Duramax®

Shaft Bearings and Stuffing Boxes to meet these high performance requirements.

For the extras in quality and per- formance reliability, install John- son-Duramax Marine Products. 40 ZIDELL I Maritime Reporter/Engineering News

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