Military Wireless in the Midlands Museum
Welcome to the
section !
Recent additions here, P-407 VHF set and a Russian DF set, still to be identified.
Recent addition, P-143 HF manpack, SSB/CW/AM. Similar role to the Syncal 30 etc.
WW2 set, model 13-P (note: symbol "P"
in Russian is equiv to a R in English). .
as the set
arrived
Fig 1
back of
case with straps
Fig 2
restored
front of
set
Fig 3
outside of
case
Fig 4
A Russian P-147, paratroopers set, small, vhf, very cute !!
P-109
P-105
The Russian low band vhf FM sets, P-109 and P-105
The hf receiver, P-326. Operation is a little difficult, not a nice rx to play with
P-104
P-123
P-104 HF transmitter receiver, based on a German design I believe. Nice to operate.
The P-123 tank set, solid and indestructable.
The P-107 VHF transceiver. There were valve and transistor versions of this set.
A Czech made hf transceiver, the RM-31, a very nice set to use. Strange key though, you need to pull the tapper UP to switch between tx and rx. It took me hours to figure this trick out !
More to come, page still under construction
Send an e-mail to: Ben Nock, G4BXD
********* Pictures by G4BXD are G4BXD copyright ********
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arrived Fig 1 |
case with straps Fig 2 |
front of set Fig 3 |
case Fig 4 |
A Russian P-147, paratroopers set, small, vhf, very cute !!
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The hf receiver, P-326. Operation is a little difficult, not a nice rx to play with
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The P-107 VHF transceiver. There were valve and transistor versions of this set.
A Czech made hf transceiver, the RM-31, a very nice set to use. Strange key though, you need to pull the tapper UP to switch between tx and rx. It took me hours to figure this trick out !
More to come, page still under construction
Send an e-mail to: Ben Nock, G4BXD
********* Pictures by G4BXD are G4BXD copyright ********