[Milsurplus] Suitcase Radios
Bob Camp
ham at cq.nu
Wed Oct 31 18:18:03 EST 2007
Hi
Yes the radios definitely did exist. They often were set up for
multiple supplies, so you could use what was available. Each country
had a slightly different take on how to build one.
Bob
On Oct 31, 2007, at 6:44 PM, K3PID wrote:
> I was watching a 1944 movie about an intelligence operation named
> 077. These were spies indeed as they were trained to go behind enemy
> lines and assume roles in private life then collect intelligence and
> ( here's the relevant part ) send the info back to London in CW
> using what looked like small suitcase radios. Maybe more correctly
> they looked to be about the size of a large briefcase. They had to
> have been battery operated and it looked as if they were not very
> flexible that is a single band/frequency, a send/receive switch and
> a key...
>
> Did these radio exist? Were they the original QRP rig?
>
> Ron H
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