[ARC5] VHF, HF, and LF ARC-5s in one installation
Roy Morgan
k1lky at earthlink.net
Thu Jul 9 19:15:20 EDT 2009
On Jul 9, 2009, at 3:18 PM, Mike Morrow wrote:
> Wayne wrote:
>
>> It says that the airplanes have an R-23/ARC-5, an R-28/ARC-5, a
>> T-19/ARC-5,
> and a T-23/ARC-5.
>
> That would be a "ferry" configuration which allows the R-23 to
> provide reception
> of civil aviation tower frequencies (the standard one was 278 kHz),
> and transmission
> on the standard civil aviation aircraft transmission frequency of
> 3105 kHz.
Mike,
That first frequency in the radio beacon band, isn't it? I do
remember just a few air bases that could transmit voice on their NDB
frequency (I was in Navy flight training in 1966/67), but I expect
things had changed a LOT since the time you are talking about.
The situation you report is the early 1940's, right? ah yes, I see
you mention "in operation by 1944".
Thanks for your information.
Roy
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