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my 76 set that is up for offers, as is the 19 set psu, the airborne forces used the76 set at Arnhem, John.
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03-12-10, 23:03
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military Wireless collection
If you google G4NCE"s Vintage Military Wireless Collection you will find a wealth of pictures of military wireless sets, John.
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05-12-10, 17:55
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Also google "Wireless for the Warrior". I have Volume 2.
Gary I Managed to buy an 11 set about 12 years ago from Australia. I have only ever seen two British 11 sets. One is in the Signals museum at Blandford Camp. The other one was sold at War & Piece just after I bought mine and fetched £1000 at that time. Please keep me informed if you find one, so that we can swap notes. Ron.
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13-12-10, 13:59
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WS No 19. Wavemeter Class ‘D’ No 1 Mk II on EBAY now
There is a WS 19 Wavemeter Class ‘D’ No 1 Mk II on the ebay.uk now with more or less ...50 bids on that,
 and 290 pounds untill now.. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Wireless-Set-N...item230c3e3c66 Wireless Set No 19. Wavemeter Class D No 1 Mk II_12-12-2010_290 pounds.jpg
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radio item for identification.
Hello
Anybody know what this item is and it it ever went into production. I already checked with Chris B. This item is at the CWM. Thanks Eric
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09-02-11, 19:53
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Wavemeter class D
Does anybody knows if the C8A HUW was equiped with a Wavemeter as a standard item or not?
im000102.jpgwavemeter class D.jpg
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11-02-11, 02:55
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10-02-11, 01:19
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Eric:
Your second attached thumbnail is of an RT-246/VRC Receiver-Transmitter. This is, as indicated on the nameplate, part of the AN/VRC-12 family of field tactical radios. The RT-246 is the same size as the RT-524 and fits into the MT-1029 Tray, Mounting. The RT-246 has an automatic turning system which is controlled by front panel push buttons, where the RT-524 does not. The RT-524 has a loudspeaker, the RT-246 does not. The RT-246 was typically used in the AN/VRC-43, -44, -45 Radio Set configurations. AFAIK, Canada did not use the RT-246. Reference: ARMY TM 11-5820-401-12, Aug 1972.
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Somewhere to discuss Wireless/Signals equipment on this site would be a great addition!
Just to clarify the discussion so far, is the intent a fully independent Forum, or simply an addition to this site, such as we now have for Sappers, Gunners? Stikes me that the latter approach would be a heck of a lot simpler for the powers that be to accomplish for us, and it definitely gets my vote! David
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19-06-11, 17:35
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Hi Mike.
Ever noticed that whenever one of these vehicular wireless sets (including the 19) are actually in use in a vehicle, there is only one person in the photo, but as soon as it is set up somewhere outside, it suddenly becomes a group photo. I wonder if there is a weight to manpower ratio yet to be discovered in some Sigs Pam somewhere??? David
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Thanks for your input and I hope you can wait a little longer. Meanwhile chatter on about wirelesses, we can always move it over later. Regards, Hanno MLU Moderator
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