[Milsurplus] The ARC-80 and ARC-190
BSugarberg
bsugarberg at core.com
Sun May 14 12:55:21 EDT 2006
AN/ARC-80 Command Radio Set; manufactured by Collins; part of AN/ASQ-52;
used in A-6A, E-2A, F-4B
AN/ARC-190 HF Liaison Radio Set; manufactured by Rockwell-Collins; used in
B-1B, B-52G/H, C-5, C-9, C-17, C-20, C-27A, C-130, KC-135, C-141, E-6A,
F-15, F-16, HH-60, VH-60N, SR-71
AN/ASQ-52 ATDS (Airborne Tactical Data System) Multipurpose Data Link;
manufactured by Collins; uses AN/ACQ-2, AN/AIC-4, AN/ARC-80, AN/ASA-27; used
in E-2A
AN/ACQ-2 Data Transmitter Set; manufactured by Collins; part of AN/ASQ-52;
used in E-2A, P-3C
AN/AIC-4 Intercommunication Set; part of AN/ASQ-52; used in A-3, E-2A,
F-10, AD-5, HO4S-2
AN/ASA-27 Radar Computer & Indicator System; manufactured by Litton; part
of AN/ASQ-52; used in E-2A
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Scott Johnson wrote:
> Guys-
> I have been in the process of gathering everything I need to run both
> the ARC-21 and 65, but I am still missing the dynamotor assembly (I have
> a three phase AC supply, but would rather run it from the
> dynamamotors). I know of one or two people interested in running this
> set, if there is enough interest, I will host a group. Please let me
> know. BTW, I worked on the ARC-65 for a short while in the early and
> mid eighties, and it is a trying beast, especially when it was as old as
> it was at that point. When the ARC-190 came along and replaced it, I
> effectively forgot about working on HF radios! I am trying to collect
> examples of every cold war HF airborne radios, the ones that still elude
> me are the ARC-80 sentry radio and the ARR-36 aux RX for the ARC-21
>
> 73,
> Scott W7SVJ/AFA6SJ
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