[ARC5] R-13 VHF ARC-5 108-135 MHz

Hubert Miller Kargo_cult at msn.com
Wed Aug 12 15:38:23 EDT 2020


In the link below, the VHF Command receiver, what is the connector in the upper left? Is that a twinax cable connector ?

Now re the Beech 18, "somewhere" I have photos of the inside of a WW2 era civilian Beech 18, with Bendix RA-10 and TA-2J24 installed.
-Hue Miller

>Post WWII aircraft vhf radio, used a "coffee grinder" tuning control.  Part of the Aircraft Radio Corporation radio line.  ARC was purchased by Cessna Aircraft Co, with ARC/Cessna radios used almost exclusively in Cessna Aircraft for several years.  Didn't keep up, and the ARC/Cessna radios went away.

Lots of racks are on ebay for the ARN30/ADf variant: the left side of the rack accepts a standard ARC5 -SCR274N radio, with the right side having two connectors in the back of the rack, for the converter/transmitter, which is the converter for TRANSMITTING the radio compass indicator information.
 Removed several from Beech 18 aircraft I purchased and scrapped.
R

On Monday, June 22, 2020, 10:59:21 PM EDT, Tom Bridgers  wrote:


Was wondering where the R-13 VHF ARC-5 108-135 MHz receiver fits into the ARC-5 hierarchy?

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Thanks in advance,
Tom KE4RHH

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