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The AN/GRC-9 (called the "Angry Nine") was a 2-12 MHz, AM/CW, low power transportable radio set which can be vehicular mounted (as the AN/VRC-34). It is basically a improved version of the WW II BC-1306 radio and was fielded in the late 1940s and used through the Korean War and later in the 1950s. The complete AN/GRC-9 is a set of components for operation on Continuous Wave (CW), modulated CW (MCW) or AM. In addition to the electronic components, the complete system includes canvas bags, whip antenna mast with counterpoise 1/2 wave sloping wire (and erecting kit), straps, a T-17 microphone, J-45 telegraph key for CW operation, HS-30 head- set and LS-7 speaker. The AN/GRC-9 replaced the SCR-284, SCR-288 and SCR-694 radios and was in turn replaced by the AN/PRC-62 and AN/PRC-74. I was one on most known radio of the War-Era and has been used by US and NATO forces (Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, The Netherlands and Portugal). Technical manual TM 11-263, TM 11-5820-453-10 learn more
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AN/GRC 3: R 109, RT 68, RT70, AM65, PP112 on MT 297
(USA, Esp, French) The
VRC-5/18 Tactical Vehicle Radio station is a RTX which
operates in the frequency range of 27-39 Mhz FM in continuous tuning or
presets. They were mounted in
Jeeps "M-38A1" and other. Was used by
US Army and some NATO countries. Tecnical Manual TM-11-284
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This is the original W.W.II radio station that was mounted in American Jeeps or carried as a back-pack into battle by American GI's. The Radio Stations are dated 1944 and use the famous BC-1306 Radio Transmitter and Receiver. These radios were shipped from USA as part of US Lend Lease program in the war against Nazi Germany. The SCR-694 can operate with the wartime BC-611 walkie-talkie's and the post-war GRC-9 radio sets, as well as many other HF radios. Take a view of military Trainig Film. |
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Power Supply PP 327 (USA)
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UFT-422 (GER) Is
a solid state 4 channel DDR radio for public services, manufactured by RFT.
It was mainly used by firefighters, VOPO and other services from 150 to
174 Mhz. |
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AN/ARC 5 ARC5 LF MF & HF (parts), Aircraft Radio QU
11/C ,C
962S, C 4083/APX, SB 327, AN 3106 |
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P 126 or R 126 (URRS) The R-126 set
was still in this role until the early 1980s. It has been replaced
by the R-392, was first manufactured in 1962 is a ruggedly constructed,
light weight battery operated radio designed for short range communication
between squads and platoons. It has a power output of 0.5 watts and
a transmission range of 2 to 4 Km. The frequency range of 48.5
to 51.0 MHz and comes in two versions, crystal controlled and continuous
tune. The crystal controlled version has three pre set frequencies.
It is painted khaki coloured enamel and is powered by two 1.5 VDC silver
zinc batteries. With batteries, the set weighs 2.8 kg (6 lb.).
Another use of the radio is to provide an off vehicle radio command and
control to the operators of SAGGER and SNAPPER missile systems. This
set operates in the same frequency range as the AN/PRC 25, AN/PRC 77 and
the AN/VRC 12 and can be netted with these radios.
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AN/PRC
8- 9- 10 Radio
set AN/PRC-10, frequency range 38.0 to 54.9 MHz, Super-Heterodyne FM
Receiver / Transmitter is a Man-Pack or Vehicular fixed station operation,
one
Watt transmitter Output. Uses 16 miniature wire ended tubes. Power
requirements 1.5V, 6V, 67.5V, 135V powered by BA-279 battery. AN/PRC-9, range 27.0 to 38.9 MHz, AN/PRC-10, range 20.0 to 27.9 MHz, Tecnical Manual TM-11-4065
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SEM 35 (GER) Is a fully transistorized
backpack, in the German BW it replaced the former radios PRC-8, 9,10. |
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SEM 25 (GER) with some accessories The
transmitter/receiver set SEM25 has a range of approximately 30km. It
operates in the 26 to 70MHz frequency band and provides 880 channels at
550kHz spacing. Any ten preset channels can be selected by means of a
switch. The transmitter output is switchable to 1 or 15 watts.
Transmitter and receiver use FM, the operation mode is simplex. The
set is designed for installation in motor vehicles and is powered from the
24-volt radio or vehicle battery. In conjunction with another SEM25 or
SEM35 set it can be used for relay operation. Tecnical Manual 5820-046-13, 5820-046-40, 5820-045-12
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Elmer ER 95/I or RV3 (Fra, ITA) Is a
modern solid-state Italian radio used from 26 to 37095 Mhz;.
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SEM 52A (GER) Built by Standard Elektrik in Stuttgart Germany (SEL), the SEM-52A is a design of early 70's technology, and it is a very tough and simple radio of high quality construction. Configured much the same way as the BCC-349 for carry, operation and physical layout, but is much smaller and lighter. As with most equipment of German origin, the quality of this radio is excellent. The SEM-52A is a crystal control, six channel radio that can be set up for operation on any six frequencies between 47 and 57MHz. The RF power output is rated at 300mw from a 6-9.9VDC power supply. Several different battery types are known to have been available for this radio, but the most common is that which utilised discreet "AA" cells. It uses a vinyl covered tape antenna that is similar in length and construction to US variations, BNC compatible. Tecnical Manual TDv-5820/107-13, -40,-50
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SEM 52S (GER)
It is a
1990's portable radio, successor of the SEM-52 A in the German
BW,
built-in micro. Voltage is 6.8- 12 V. , consumption: receiving 70 mA, transmitting 400 mA.
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TR PP-11 (FRA, PORT, ITA) Is a French handy portable, also licensensed in adjacent countries as Italy and Portugal, used in 1960 years; frequency from 47 to 57 Mhz in 6 setup chrystals. The TR-PP-11 is basically the shape of an overgrown telephone handset, more square lined and thinner than the PRC-6. One of the sets was crystalled for 47.000, 49.000, 49.400, 50.200, 51.000 and 51.800 MHz. The second had only 5 crystals fitted. These were for 48.000, 48.200, 49.000, 49.400 and 51.200 MHz. The crystals are type CR-31/U, series resonant and, as stated above, crystal frequency is signal frequency less 11.500 MHz. The TR-PP-11 has a claimed set-to set range 3 to 8 km (5 miles maximum) subject to the terrain, bettery 12/15V.
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RT 196 or PRC6/6 (USA, GER, FRA, Esp, ITA, Port) RTX mod RT-196/PRC6-6- (W. Germany 1961) is a portable radio set known like "Banana", derived from the old model AN/PRC-6, it was used in Vietnam conflict and later, adopted also by any NATO forces, and replaced the BC-611. The PRC-6/6 is a portable VHF radio with a operational Frequency of 47-55.4 MHz, FM, 250 mw output, 6 channels, and uses miniature tubes, crystal controlled; requires 1.5, 45, and 90VDC to operate. Supplied complete in good working order with Canvas Strap, steel ribbon (tape) antenna 60 cm long crystals, it can be used with or without telephone handset. Tubes employed 15: (9) DF61, (3) 1AD4, (1) 5672, (1) 5678, (1) 6397 special; all tubes are subminiature type. Power source: battery type BA-270/U (+1,5, +4,5, +45, +90 V). Weight is 3,5 Kg ca.
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Clansman UK-PRC 352 (GB) 352 is the
Clansman PRC-351 Back-Pack Radio plus 20W specific amplifier. UK/PRC 351
is a 4 Watt portable VHF (FM) Radio,Frequency Range 30 to 76.000 MHz with
25Khz channel spacing (total of 1841 programmable), made by RACAL BCC Ltd.
Clansman, Plessey in England. The range with long antenna is 10 km
and the PRC-351 has been designed to provide command communications at
battalion and company level for dismounted troops and was also used
in vehicles by mounted troops. This radio replaced the older A41 and A42
British VHF radios.
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Ultra Electronic ltd 3A4 AC3 VHF short distance communications (have you please more details ?) |
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CPRC 26 (CAN, FRA, ITA) CPRC-26 Canadian version of SRA-40. Six channel crystal controlled, FM VHF Receiver/Transmitter, 47-55.4 Mhz, 38 possible channels. Power output 250mW, with an FM deviation of plus and minus 15khz. It has a range of about 1 mile (1.6km), is fully sealed and weighs about 10 pounds (5kg). Power is provided by dry batteries and had a useful life of 20 hours,requires 1.5, 45, 90, -3VDC. It was designed in Canada and used by many armed services, including the Canadian Army and Navy, the US Army, NATO, French Army and the Australian Army. It was built by Phillips Tel., from 1959. Is complete with webbing, handset, and 2 antennas. The circuit is very interesting, as it uses only one crystal per channel, used for both transmit and receive. The design is based on valve circuitry, at the time when pencil valves were taking over from miniature valves. The radio contains 11 pencil valves and 2 miniature valves. The receiver is a single conversion superheterodyne, using a crystal controlled oscillator. There is one RF (Radio Frequency) amplifier and the IF (Intermediate Frequency) is at 4.3 mhz, with 4 stages plus one Limiter. There is an FM discriminator and audio amplifier for driving headphones. The transmitter has a master oscillator directly driving the power output valve. The modulator is driven from the microphone and is also used to control the transmit frequency with an AFC (Automatic Frequency Control) circuit.
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RUP 2/2K (YUG) Family of VHF radio devices type RU-2 (RU-2/1, RU-2/2 and RU2/2K) was manufactured in factory "Rudi Čajavec" Banja Luka (ex Yugoslavia) by the end of the 70's. The device externally looks completely like a RUP-12, because it uses the same chass, set of tools and sources of power supply. The factory "Rudi Cajavec" constructed this device using the block scheme for RUP-12, but is applied modern technology, so we can freely say that this is a completely new solution. Frequency range from 30 MHz to 69.95 MHz, 800 channels with the space between the channels of 50 KHz, it's set with three selectors. The RU2/1 replaced the older RUP-12 ex-Yugoslav peoples army VHF radio The frequency is controlled by a direct frequency synthesizer. The transmitting power output is 1.4 W, FM mode,it provides the broadband transistor amplifier and it's a real shame that the constructor hadn't found a way to raise the power output to 5-6 W, because the shell and the circuit feed easily allow it. Powered by standard Yugoslav People's Army 12 V 7 Ah NiCd battery pack type 10KA-6, producted by "Krusik" Valjevo factory , or external 12 VDC sources. Radio set RU-2 has been designed to provide command link at battalion and company level, all the same became the universal VHF radio set in the Yugoslav Army. Served as a portable device, or was built into HF radio stations, it was also used in vehicles and by mounted troops. |
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RT 1-T4 + ND 11 Power Supply (YUG)
Is a modern
(1973) Yogoslavian UHF- portable with 4 channels. It uses UHF, other than
the Western radios in this frequency band.
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TeKaDe FSE-38/58 (GER) + mounitng or portable set
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PRC-320 is a lightweight HF/SSB radio station designed as part of the British Army's Clansman range of radio equipments for combat use throughout the world. It was used by long-range patrols and Special Forces because of its sky-wave range performance and hand generator system. The equipment operates in the 2 to 30 MHz band,SSB (USB), AM, CW (wide) and CW (narrow), with 100 Hz channel spacing, which gives a choice of 280 000 frequencies. Selection is by decade knobs which control a micro-miniature synthesizer locked to a temperature compensated reference oscillator, giving a high order of stability under all environmental conditions. Speech processing and automatic level control are employed to provide whisper speech facilities and a high mean output power. A transmitter output power of 30 W PEP working into a 2.4 m whip antenna gives the PRC-320 a ground-wave communications range in excess of 40 km by day under normal conditions; this range performance is due in part to the high grade receiver and high efficiency manual antenna tuning unit (ATU) which is integral with the transmitter/receiver unit. More details ITA.
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RT 633 (ITA)
Ducati RT 633 was built in middle 70's for Carabinieri Italian Forces, working VHF, FM modulation, and it can be carried with a large black leather pouch. Has 6 channels and frequency range: 47-55.45 Mhz RF with steel tape antenna 1m, Output power: 0.5 W Transmitting range: 1 km to 3 Km . Green Plaque Infos here
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PRC 638 (Iraq,
ITA)
The PRC-638 is built in Italy by IRET, and is intended to perform a similar role as the US PRC-77. It can be combined with various equipment to provide backpack, vehicular, or semi-fixed station operation. Features digital synthesis, with four rotary knob selection of frequency. Modular construction for easy field service by replacement of sub-assemblies. And an automatic antenna tuner operates in the receive mode with either 1 or 3 Meter whips. Ops 30-76mc in 25kc steps for a possible 1840 channels. RF power output is a selectable 4 Watts high ( optional 2 Watts ), or 100mw Low. Requires 11VDC ( 100ma max rec. ), 1.5amps ( trans High ), 400ma ( trans Low ) as supplied by nicad batteries or vehicular accessories. Known accessories include PAL-30 30 watt vehicular RF power amplifier ( VRQ-109 ), CU-14 vehicular antenna tuner, CV-3TA optional vehicular antenna tuner, 2.75 Meter vehicular antenna, PU-66 24VDC fixed station power supply, PU-64 12VDC fixed station power supply. |
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BC 312M + Loud Speaker 3
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BECKER FLUGFUNKWERK MR 506 (GER)
It is
a German solid state SAR Transceiver and beacon, built by "Becker
Flugfunkwerk". It is part of the equipment of ships and planes (F4
& Tornado) to locate personell in distress from 1971 age. At
bailout a magnetic pin is pulled out automatically, a reed contact
switches on the radio and the beacon. The beacon is switched on
automatically, since the pin holds the switch for the beacon in the on
position.
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It is a 4 channel 30 - 80 MHz, VHF-FM, 4 channel spy radio; the set usually is with heardphones, two 9V clip batteries. The receiver is a double convertion design 10.7 & 455 Mhz intermediate frequency, the RF section is set automatically tunes to match the crystal selected. Hungarian provenience is not sure but most propably.
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The PRC-90 radio is a dual-channel, self-powered, personal, SAR radio that is primarily used for two-way voice or modulated continuous-wave (MCW) communications between a downed crewman and a rescue aircraft. It has a provision for transmitting tone and swept-frequency, homing-beacon signals to guide rescue efforts. It operates on two fixed frequencies and is compatible with all UHF AM radios and UHF direction-finder groups. It is carried in the
USAF emergency vest of air crew members, and can transmit a beacon (attention
getting warble tone) on 243.0 MHz, voice on 243.0 or 282.2 MHz and
Morse Code in Modulated Continuos Wave (MCW) mode on 243.0. It
will receive voice on 243.0 and 282.2 MHz. The previous
frequencies are for Military emergency communications. Tecnical manual is TM 11-5820-1049-12
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RF 10 (CZECH) It's a modern (1989) Czech light manpack. It can be carried with or without a pouch; on the chest, on the back or on the belt, it comes with all accessories in a big plastic bag . In it is a large styrofoam box, that contains: the radio with batterypack , two different length rod antennas, handset, small sheet metal box with accessories.
Transmitting range: 5 km 0,5 m using antenna - 1 km 3,3 m draw antenna - 10 km 30 m directive antenna. More infos
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UFT 435 (GER) Was
developed and built in the GDR for the airforce. This "modern"
radio uses transistors and integrated circuits and is very service
friendly: the modules can be flipped out while in use, power circa 600 mW. Frequency range: is 45,6 ... 47,075 MHz
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SOMMERKAMP FL01-FR101 Yaesu
Communications-Receiver FR-101.
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YAESU FT7 B Yaesu FT-7 is a rugged, HF solid state and modular built amateurband radioTX, for fixed and for mobile operation. iT was built by the Yaesu Corporation in Japan in the late 1970s and early 1980s. This transceiver was very small for its time; by current modern standards however it is a large mobile set. Its power is adjustable up from 10 to about 20W. The set is built up with pre-dated synthesisers and microprocessors, has an excellent receiver and a perfect dynamic range with good close-in noise performance which makes tuning across the noisy 80 or 40m bands at night very easy. In 1979 was released the Yaesu FT-7B, fully extended 10m band coverage in four 500 kHz segments, and offers AM mode. Its transmitting output is adjustable from 5 until 50W by an integrated 50W power amplifier using two 2SC2099 final transistors. It is also equipped with a noise blanker and an RF attenuator. Some modifications are here and here
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