norcim.

Archive pages from the 'norcim radio control history and electronics' website. (closed down June 2024).

Page images only,  hyperlinks not active!

(CONTENT AND IMAGES ARE FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND USE)

A short working sample of norcim is available   https://norcimarchive.rf.gd 

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*The norcim pages cover early radio control systems using selective 'Narrow Band' radio frequencies which allowed many models to be used together at the same location. The pages cover the circuitry of several UK 27MHz and 35MHz systems from the 1970s in detail. 

*Norcim Archive is a non-commercial website. No money or personal details are involved. Panda Dome security is used. 

To contact the guy who put the pages together use norcimguy@gmail.com 

You can also visit the David Caudrey Website at  https://www.davidcaudrey.me.uk/ 

*Use the 'Contents' page (top of this page) to find out what's on all the other norcim pages.

*As the 'norcim' pages are simply images, they can be downloaded by right-click anywhere on the page and selecting 'Save image as'.