[Milsurplus] an/arc-27 info request

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Hi,

Please excuse my ignorance of the proper 
protocol here, but I want to comment.

I spent some brief time on the ARC-27 in '68, 
and LOTS of time on the GRC-27 from "68-72.
Fascinating things, 225-400 MC, at the time.
GRT-3s also...

The GRC-27 actually worked from 220-400, and
as a USAF radio maintenance grunt/ham, I did have 
several QSOs with other hams on the 220 band with 
other G.I.s in similar positions. Pretty cool back then.

But now, I wonder, I have almost got a GRC-27 and/or
GRT-3 (220-400 MC, fixed freq) system together, with
AT-197 and such, but is there any hope of communicating
with anyone on 220 band with this stuff?  Can ARC-27 do
220-225?  I love to see some 220 band AM comms with
the things.  Any hope????

Thanks,
Phil Metz, N8BFB






At 05:08 PM 8/10/2005 -0700, Bruce Stewart wrote:
>All,
>You'll need to indicate which control box you need the cabling for.  The 
>ARC-27 had about a dozen boxes over it's lifespan.  I do have the schematics 
>for almost all of them.  Just need to know which one you have.  Also, I have 
>spares for the ARC-27 if you need anything.
>Regards
>Bruce
>
>
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>Subject: [Milsurplus] an/arc-27 info request
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>> hi group,
>>            does anybody have a interconnection diagram for the arc-27
>> radio to control box? or pinouts ? or complete circuit diagrams for this
>> wee beastie?
>> thanks in advance for the valuable assistance folks.
>>
>> highest regards
>> leigh
>>
>>
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