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<body> <h1>AR88 page</h1> This model was introduced in the early 40's to replace or augment the HRO in applications demanding a more onerous duty than basic operational point-to-point communications such as intercepting coded axis radio messages during WWII. <br><p> <ul> <li>click here to <a href="/cgi-bin/dir/jump.cgi?ID=9607">follow the link</a> <li>if you want to rate <b>AR88 page</b> use this special <a href="/cgi-bin/dir/rate.cgi?ID=9607">rating form</a> <li>if this link is broken please <a href="/cgi-bin/dir/bad_link.cgi?ID=9607">let us know</a> </ul> <br> <hr> <i>This is <a href="http://www.dxzone.com/">www.dxzone.com</a> ham and amateur radio internet guide page, it requires frames for proper display.</i> </body>