[Milsurplus] T 240/SRT 10.....T 83/SR

[Bruce Gentry]

Can the transmitter operate from 120 volts DC? I had the receiver shown 
in the picture, and it was hot chassis AC/DC. If the transmitter was AC 
only, was there a transformer to provide isolated power for the 
receiver? When I bought the receiver, I was told it was used by the 
Coast Guard.

      Bruce Gentry, KA2IVY

On 3/24/17 9:02 AM, Thekan, Paul wrote:
>    Hi Mark
>
>   I thought it interesting that my T 83/SR WW2 xmtr was re tagged as the T 240.
> I'm sure it's the same radio but wonder why it got a new designation.
>
> Paul
> N6FEG
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