[Milsurplus] urt-23????

Wed, 17 Mar 2004 09:30:11 EST

Glen, et al,

Actually, T-827, AM-3007 and R-1051 make up AN/WRC-1, which on the older 
combatants was the standard replacement for the TCS utility set.  RT-618 and 
AM-3007 make up AN/URC-35.  Plus there's an antenna loading unit and a remote 
control box that are or can be used with either.  And there are two or more 
successive models of most of the components.  AN/URT-23 consists of T-827, AM-3292 
and a power supply that is either PP-9317 or PP-9317 (I think there's a typo 
entry error in my database, and the URT-23 is the only one that I don't have some 
sort of manual to cross check against).

In a message dated 3/17/2004 7:16:06 AM Central Standard Time, 
[email protected] writes: 
> IIRC, the T-827, AM-3007  and R-1051 makeup the URT-23. The RT-618 
> transceiver of the URT-23 family.
> 
> They weigh a lot. Not a bad radio. The T-827 and RT-618 put out about 100mW 
> to drive the amplifier.
> 
> The radio appears to have been designed for an ideal RF environment. The AM 
> filter is used for CW and there is no way (without modification) to change 
> the bandwidth that was selected for the mode of operation.
> 

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