[Milsurplus] receiver manuals & stuff for sale.

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I've lost track.  Was someone looking for a manual on the RUQ VHF receiver used by the CAA?  If you are, i've found one .

Also lurking around was one for the RCQ, RCE and RCE-3 (National receivers) and a BM:282.  This last one looks kinda like an NC-57 to some extent but i don't think that's correct.  Tube lineup is:
12SA7, 12SG7, 12H6, 12Sl7, 35L6 and 35Z5. The diagrams are for point to point wiring and not an actual schematic.  Discussion centers around constructing the radio.  This is a Navy Department Bureau of Ships manual Contract NOsbr-39254 dated 12 June 1947 and is described as being a Radio Receiver Kit. All the above manuals for $35

4 pages almost like a blueprint but on white turned brownish paper published by Jennings Radio Mfg. Corp, of San Jose in 1955 of "Block diagram oof Single Sideband Exciter from a BC-453B receiver".  Page one is block diagram and pages 2-3 are instructions for making this happen.  $4

World War two U.S. Army Signal Corps and Signal-Related Publications. This one was done by Ray Mote, W6RIC years back.  More than i need and this is a good copy.  $12

Class 16 Cords, Cordage and Cable with associated Plugs, Connectors, ETC. for Aircraft adio Equipment, 20 july 1944.  This is a good copy.  $12

Headsets and Microphones, 25 April 1945, very good copy.  $12

Vacuum-Tube Complements of Signal Equipment and test Data, T.O. 08-1-25 from 1944.  Very good copy for $12

CO-NAVAER 08-5S-78, Mnual of test Equipment for Airborne Electrical and Electronic Equipment.  Thick manual and a good copy.  $14

NAVAER 16-5Q-517, Elimination of Radio Interference in Aircraft.  Thick and original from March 1946.  $20

Postage is extra for these from zip 85233.  

Happy Thanksgiving to all and god bless all of our wonderful troops!

Larry
W0OGH

Ex-AF Fighter bomber crew chief, ETO.