[ARC5] Airplane radios in jeeps

[J. Forster]

For sure some MN-26s (-C I think)ran off 12 volts. I had one installed in
my first car, an Austin Westminster. The control head was on the dash and
the radio in the trunk. I never did mount a loop on the roof though.

Pretty kewl, actually. Sadly, my father convinced me to leave it in the
Westminster when I got a new car in 1965.

-John

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> Finally looking at the manual (which I should have checked but was too
> lazy to find), it looks like the MN-26 could be configured for both 14
> and 28v, so no help on a definitive TA-6A or B identification there.
>
> Mike Hanz wrote:
>> As I mentioned in my post this
>> morning on the subject, it is a TA-6-A or -B, probably a TA-6-B because
>> the MN-26 was a 28v device and it was clearly a Tx/Rx system.