or........ El Museo dedicó a la Radio Militar.......
Il dedicated di Museo alla Radio Militare
Surplus Radio Museum.....................
Museu dedicou a Rádio Militar.....Museum dedisert til militærRadio
A few sets from outside of the UK. I have sets from various countries, always interested in acquiring new examples at any time.
T Section .... BELGIAN RADIOS
BRD-510C
A Belgian made BRD-510C manpack, am,cw and ssb, 10W, 2 to 12MHz. 12v battery. Set came with its mobile mount for vehicle use, rolls of
wire and attachments to make field antenna and its mains powered psu/charger.
RST-101
A Belgian made special forces set, the RST-101. Very small but works very well indeed for such a simple design.
This set came with a hand generator and the antenna and poles fr field use. In operation its a very interesting set to play with.
GRC-3030
Dutch replacemnent for WS19. Very easy to use set and well made. Very popular in Holland.
CHINESE RADIOS
TYPE 129B
A Chinese set now, the 129B receiver, transistorised, made late 60's, as used by the VC apparently. Nice little set, runs of D cells,
obviously plentyful in the jungle then ! The rx formed part of the Type 81 backpack set shown next to it
TYPE 73
Another chinese set, the Type 73, hf manpack, as used in Nam apparently. Verynice litte set, used
it this morning on AM, about 1.5 to 2Watt, and worked North Wales (long wire antenna). The set has
a most unusual whip, it has a taped centre loaded coil and a fold up capacity hat. Most interesting.
TYPE 884
Yet other Chinese sets, the 884 VHF manpack (left), very compact, came with all the bits and (right) the 339 HF RX.
TYPE 102
Another two Chinese sets, left the Type 102. This uses the 139 receiver, the valve version of the
139B above. Tx is about 8w AM, 15w CW.
Right: Transceiver type 889, Chinese VHF set, vehicle mounted.
TYPE 222/1
Shortwave receiver, 222-1, covers 1.5 to 30 MHz in 5 ranges 1.5-3, 3-6, 6-12, 12-20 and 20-30 MHz. / 14 TUBES: 6K7 6K7 6U1 6K4(5 pcs) 6H2 6J1 6F2 6P1
WL8P WY-1 / Material: aluminium case / 4 IF bandwidths are available: 0.4, 1.5, 3.0 and 6 kHz / internal multimeter intended for diagnostics
/ Antenna gain control / RF gain control / IF gain control / volume control / Audio Output: 600 ohm or headphone / Dimensions: 500 x 450 x 300 mm
/ 19.7 x 17.7 x 11.8 inch / Weight: receiver 48.5 lbs., power supply 11.5 lbs., total 60 lbs. or 28 Kg.
FINNISH RADIOS
VREH
LEFT: The Finnish VREH hf tx/rx, war time set, power supply, batteries and rotary, are housed in a
similar sized box. RIGHT: Scandinavian set, the Finnish LV661 Special Forces set, 3 to 5 Mhz, 1 watt on tx.
The LV-302 VHF set
SWEDISH RADIOS
PM7D and 10WBr/m39
A recent addition from the Swedish military. The PM7D or 2W Barbar Radio station. 1940 era. Now fully working. 300mW o/p but
still able to make contacts on 80Mtrs.
10 W Br/m39, Transmission telegraphy without tone (A1) and telephony (A3) O/P 5-7 W at A1, 6-8 W at A3
Frequency Response 2.5 to 5.0 MHz
Swedish Army 25 W Bl m/39 set
RA-190
Also from the cold climes of Sweden we have a couple of sets that work even in our temperatures.
LEFT: The RA-190 is a Special Forces set,small, light, battery powered and a very nice set to use.
RA-200
RIGHT The RA-200 is the 190's big brother, field set, carried by a three man team this set is higher powered and can run off either internal
batteries or an external hand cranked generator.
LEFT: Not quite military but an interesting set, Skanti TRP6000 marine set. Top unit is receiver and transnitter, below is auto atu
and power amplifier unit (400W PEP). rx is LW up to 4.5MHz, tx is 1.6 to 4.5MHz
Right: Skanti (Plessey) TRP8255 hf comms set, 250w multi mode. used by British military under Plessey badge.
ITALIAN RADIOS
VRC-247A
The Italian, IRET, made VRC-247A hf set. This is the 24v vehicle version, the manpack version has an atu builtin.
NOVA
Another Italian set, the NOVA spy set, WW2.
SOUTH AFRICAN RADIOS
TECO
Left: From somewhere a little warmer now, this is the South African TECO set. Made in 1941 it appeares to be similar to the WS18 in its role.
Back pack, man carried, low power, battery driven.