WWII Wood Battery Box

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by Chris Suslowicz

Further thoughts: It's for the Wireless Set No.62 - the two elongated slots are for the rubber-bodied two pin power connectors (good luck finding any of those),

Chris.

I had or may still have quite a few of those rubber power connectors . I used to buy the 62 set signals satchels for 2 bucks at ham radio supplies . The power lead was usually in the satchel along with the mic/headphones and other bits. The army reserves here were using 62 sets as late as early 1960's, and sometimes they were causing interference problems on the public AM broadcast band , the 62 set is capable of tuning onto one end of the band !

[Chris Suslowicz]

I have power leads, also the pedal-driven generator and its pouch[1] of accessories.

The problem is getting (or making) the fixed sockets for the battery box.

Chris.
[1] Satchel, Signals, No.7 (A small, square one that holds the various cables and tools. It has a couple of straps for attaching it to the generator seat frame.)