Harry Blake Dulmage

   

 

Graduate of Radio College of Canada. Wireless Instructor during World War II. Design Engineer for Avro Arrow Radio Set. Involved in design of Voodoo fighter jets "gas can radio" and ARC552.

Diplômé du Radio College of Canada. Instructeur de radiotélégraphie pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Ingénieur concepteur pour le poste radio Avro Arrow. Impliqué dans la conception des avions de chasse Voodoo « radio à canette de gaz » et de l'ARC552.

 

Info on my Dad Harry B. Dulmage

 

Here is some information on my Dad Harry B. Dulmage

 

Instructor at no 1 wireless school during WW2.

 

Design engineer for Avro Arrow Radio Set working at Collins Radio of Canada.

 

Also involved in design of Voodoo fighter jets "gas can radio" and ARC552.

 

Took aircraft radio from nine channels to many channels using crystal beating. Truly a radio design pioneer. Collins Radio Employees group had a list of his design accomplishments at his funeral some many many years after he had worked there. My brother still has that.

 

Dad was a graduate of RCC and after the war U of T (engineering) .

 

Born in Picton Ont and went to PECI high school.


Don Dulmage, VE3LYX

9 December 2018

 

Note from the webmaster:

I am quite familiar with the AN/ARC 552 VHF/UHF transceiver designed by Harry Dulmage. It was designed for use onboard aircrafts but it was also ideal for use in submarines due to limited space onboard. The 552 was the main VHF/UHF transceiver used onboard the Canadian Oberon submarines during the cold war. Click here to go to the equipment page on my submarine website and scroll down the page to find the 552.

 

Donald Courcy, VE2RE

14 December 2018

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