[Milsurplus] R1511/GLQ

[Jeff Kruth]

I saw the R-1511/GLQ many years ago in surplus. It was brought to my attention because I collect countermeasures gear and GLQ falls into this category.   IIRC, these were used by ASA out of Vint Hill Farms and the intention was pre-detection recording of the downconverted signal onto "wideband" reel-to-reel instrumentation recorders, like used in missile telemetry, to allow the spectrum of the signal to be preserved, allowing later analysis by playback into various demodulator hardware.  Later, CEI & Watkins Johnson made more advanced versions of this equipment type. BRJeff Kruth  Message: 4Date: Thu, 25 Jun 2020 17:11:03 -0400From: Nick England <navy.radio at gmail.com>To: Military Surplus Mail List <milsurplus at mailman.qth.net>Subject: [Milsurplus] R-1151 or R-1511 wideband receivers?Message-ID:    <CAB55hNeXGPLmG5hRxD-yKpjv4YL4QHomBR6DKRsn-n3wFLV+kQ at mail.gmail.com>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" You may have seen the R-1151/GR wide band receiver consisting of aHammarlund SP-600 front end plus solid state back endhttp://www.navy-radio.com/rcvr-wideband.htm I have also seen references to an R-1511/GLQ that seems to have the samedescription in an ad. I also see a photo from the USS Pueblo that shows anSP-600 looking radio in the rack where they say an R-1511/GLQ was.http://jproc.ca/pueblo/02_radio_special_printer.htmlhttps://i.pinimg.com/originals/5a/d0/a8/5ad0a8915eb2c6e64e791a6fa224d1ff.jpg Anyone have more info? Nick England K4NYWwww.navy-radio.com

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