[Milsurplus] Re:Sub radio gear

[Peter Gottlieb]

Not really for subs but for detecting them, I have a little sonobuoy receiver 
test set TS-1506C/ARM-53 which was used with the ARR-52 and ARR-72 receivers. 
 From what I can tell this was used as part of the "Igloo White" program.  The 
test set is a synthesized, externally modualtable frequency generator, 
attenuator and noise generator with 32 channels from 162.25 to 173.5 MHz. 
Interesting piece of Vietnam-era electronic warfare history.



BOEING377 at aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 3/28/2005 8:19:19 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
> milsurplus-request at mailman.qth.net writes:
> 
> 
>>.  If you come across something with a
>>
>>>nomenclature beginning with "AN/BR..." you've likely got some submarine
>>>radio gear.
>>
> 
> Picked up an AN BRT 1 radio buoy at a swap meet. I've been told it is for 
> prerecorded audio messages to be broadcast on UHF AM when the BRT 1 surfaces. 
> Ever use one?
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