[Boatanchors] FS: British R-1155A located in U.S.

shoppa_boatanchors at trailing-edge.com shoppa_boatanchors at trailing-edge.com
Sun Nov 13 16:18:08 EST 2005


Tom B <tbryan at nova.org> wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I have for sale a British R-1155A WW2 aircraft receiver.  It has been 
> modified by adding an AC supply, but the builder did a very poor job and I 
> am sure it is not working.  The receiver secition itself looks good.  There 
> have been no modifications to the front panel.  One knob is missing.  The 
> Jones connectors on the front have been removed to make room for the power 
> transformer but it looks like the DF circuitry is at least partially 
> there.  One of the tube sockets may have been used for the power supply 
> rectifier.  Some internal shields may be missing but I am not sure.  There 
> may be a few other small mods that I am not aware of.  The case has two 
> extra holes in the back and is missing  one of the retaining screw mounting 
> points.   Because of the state of the AC supply I have never tried this 
> radio so I am selling as-is.  I am not very familiar with the R-1155 
> receivers but I will try to answer questions.  I can supply photos of this 
> set.  Price is $175 plus shipping from Maryland USA.
>
> Tom Bryan
> N3AJA
>
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Hi Tom -
  If you haven't found a buyer yet, I'm around the Beltway in Bethesda and
would love to give this thing a look-see.  Can you confirm that this is
the R-1155 variant that does 75-500kHz, or is it one of the ones that
does 200-500kHz in LF?

  I myself am not particularly familiar with all the R-1155 variations
either!

Tim KA0BTD.


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