[Milsurplus] Radio Identification
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Fri, 15 Aug 2003 17:55:23 EDT
Norman, Mike, Mac, et al,
I think Mike is correct, although I haven't pinned down the AN/MRC-xx number.
The '64 edition of TM 11-487 stops just short of the sets using the 618T,
AN/ARC-51(*), etc. and although I think I have a later equivalent somewhere, it
isn't in the bookshelves in the den.
The 618T's run AM/CW/SSB and I think in some variants ISB and replaced the
618S-1 and -4 (AN/ARC-38). In any case, they do LSB and USB. The mechanical
filters used are the same as in the AN/ARC-58 (618S) and AN/PRC-47, and are one
source of the USB filters to convert PRC-47's for LSB operation (the
RT-671/PRC-47 actually contains an LSB filter but runs USB because of the conversion
scheme). Fair has 618T-2 and 618T-3 listed in their current catalog. AN/ARC-58
and AN/TRC-75 also use the same filters, but are not transceivers (so they
have four filters).
In a message dated 8/15/2003 4:34:02 PM Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
> It sounds to me with everything you have that you've got most
> of one of those AN/MRC-?? communication systems used for mobile
> control towers in the 1960s.
>
> You've got some neat 1960s-era stuff to play with!
Robert Downs - Houston
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