[Hallicrafters] Bomb Testing Wrap Up

Roger D Johnson n1rj at roadrunner.com
Sun Jun 29 10:46:10 EDT 2014


There was a higher frequency radio in this series, the S-37. It covered from 130 
to 210 mHz.
It looks different than the s-27/36 models in that it has the old fashioned 
German silver dial
for frequency readout.

Interestingly, the S-27 and S-36 have the same front panel layout. I've seen 
some with a S-36
name tag that say S-27 on the bezel! The S-36A has a slightly different panel 
layout and is
easily recognizable.

73, Roger


On 6/29/2014 8:53 AM, Charlie T, K3ICH wrote:
> I think this thread has just abut run it's course.  That, plus the fact that 
> apparently many are not reading  the previous posts.  The radio and it's 
> purpose here has been positively identified as an S-36 by blowing up the image 
> to clearly show the model number.
>
> Are you sure about the frequency used for the altimeter/detonator?  The S-36 
> only received up to 143 MHz so it could not have been used at 310  MHz without 
> some serious modifications.
>
> (I'm also assuming the "S-76" was a typo and that you may have meant S-36, 
> since the S-76 was the huge S-Meter  general coverage HF receiver and only 
> vaguely looks like an S-36.)
>
> 73, Charlie k3ICH
>
>
>


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