Note
QST, Jul 1961, p. 129.
QST, Jun 1962, p. 153. (TC-6A)
QST, Sep 1964, p. 171.
QST, Jan 1965, p. 133.
This is probably the second in a series of what WRL called Comet Kits. The first Comet kit was the SS-3 Q-multiplier.
Note that it is WRL, not Globe.
World Radio Labs touted its 6 meter transceiver as the "World's Smallest." It measured 5" x 9-1 /4" x 6" and weighed 5 lbs. The superhet receiver tuned from 48-54 MHz, and the 5 watt AM transmitter used 8 MHz crystals. A separate power supply was required. The TC-6A replaced the TC-6, a similar 1 watt model.
References
Brief description. Electronics World, Jan 1962, p. 117.
Brief description. Popular Electronics, Jan 1962, p. 34.
