[ARC5] SCR-183 coil sets
jcoward5452 at aol.com
jcoward5452 at aol.com
Wed Dec 13 21:52:55 EST 2006
Jack,
That's the one.When I first got it I thought "What an odd way to mount
a mica cap" as that's what I thought the crystal was until I took it
out.As I recall,the "chart" tag had the crystal frequency
printed/engraved on it.
I wonder now what else used the DC-10 crystal units?
Mystery begets mystery!
Jay
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Subject: Re: [ARC5] SCR-183 coil sets
Mike and the group
I have one of these crystal controlled coil sets,
the designation is C-184. It has a DC-10 holder
which is held in place by two small Dzus fasteners
just as Jay described. The frequency is 4495. Wasn't
that a common Army Airways frequency back in the 40s?
I have some info on another one, called a C-182 described
in the book for the SCR-AF-183 (TM-11-200). Unfortuneatly
all I have is the two pages describing the coil unit, not
the whole manual.
I have the manual for the AN, AS and AR if anyone needs the
coil info for those sets.
Jack
Jack Antonio WA7DIA
scr287 at sbcglobal.net
Mike Morrow wrote:
> Jay wrote:
> > >>I had a few pieces ot this or related sets at one time.One I
remember >>was a tx coil set that also contained a crystal somewhere on
or near >>the 4 Mc band.
> > > Odd. The SCR-*-183/283 sets used no crystals.
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