FOI2019-12828 Burndept BE515 Sabre-6 radio equipment
Published 26 November 2019
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Dear
I am writing in response to your email dated 11 November October 2019. I am treating your correspondence as a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA).
I would like to request any technical service data relating to the now obsolete Burndept BE515 SARBE-6 radio equipment.
Request is for specifically service data to electronic component level, such as service manuals, schematic diagrams, board layout diagrams, technical descriptions, EMERs and equivalent technical documentation from relevant services,
In response to your queries, I have completed a search for the information within the Defence Electronics & Components Agency, and I can confirm that we do not hold information in scope of your request.
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Regards
DECA FOI