[Milsurplus] 'Bay item: ID requested...

[Miguel Bravo]

Yes, I worked with it (was young then) in merchant ships and shore station,
but which paint software are you using to see the label?.

Own three of those units but can not reach them in the ex-garage without a
tons removing. Can remember two 6 cannels and one 10 channels but not sure.
Make a search in may database and have the manual for SR-206/SR-210. It is
the unit with 6 fixed channels, 3 x 6146B, and 1,6-30 Mc/s.

Again, how did you get the label?. I need a copy of (or a new glasses).

Regards

Miguel Bravo
Cartagena - Spain

----- Original Message -----
From: <Normiehall@aol.com>
> Hi Ken,
>
> Looks like a marine ssb transceiver.  Label says "SR Systems Scientific
Radio
> Systems, Inc. Rochester, NY, USA  SR-240 SSB Transceiver."
>
> Function Control indicates both upper & lower sideband, AM, CW and FSK.
Ten
> switch selectable channels.  May have been Navy but more likely commercial
> maritime use.  (I'm just guessing!)
>
> I did a google search and Surplus Sales of Nebraska has quite a bit of
gear
> from this company.  Sounds like they bought out what was available when
the
> company closed.  They have high power amps and antenna tuners and power
> supplies as well as manuals.  They also refer to SR-200 and SR-240 and
have
> the 150 Watt transmitter amplifier section (less input & output tuning
> circuits) which has 3 each 6146B tubes in the output and a 12BY7 driver
and
> also a power supply for same.  Looks like good gear and may have been
> military of some sort including Navy.  One piece of gear mentions a 1.6 to
30
> MHz tuning range.
>
> 73,
>
> Norm Hall, W6JOD
>
>
>
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