Looks like you got yourself a AN/GRR-5 or Angry 5, a 1.5 to 18 MHz AM receiver. It has a BFO but a real wide IF and super broad tuning so it would be painful to use as a CW receiver. The best thing about that receiver is it works on 6, 12, 24 volts DC or 120 volts AC they also include provisions for working with a battery pack. If it has not been changed yet the copper oxide rectifier for the AC supply is almost always bad and can be replaced with modern diodes.

Biggest controversy about the radio was it use, some say it was used as an air net warning receiver, others say it was a gas net warning receiver others just a liaison radio. I have no idea myself.

The best thing is you also got the vehicle mount and cover. Have seen them sell for more then just the radio itself.

Ray F/KA3EKH

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Just thought I would show what I got at a garage sale for $70. No clue how to use it but it’s in phenomenal shape and I reckon I’ll get it figured out. Let me know what else I need to get it going. Thanks.

On Apr 14, 2023, at 2:22 PM, Ray Fantini <[email protected]> wrote:

RTTY Net tomorrow morning on 7.087 MHz, 850 Hz shift @ 60 wpm. 0900 eastern. Be there or be Square!

MMRCG USB Net on 7.296 MHz providing there is not some AM station operating on 7.295! 10:00

MRCA USB Net on 5.357 MHz at noon, I have not had a lot of luck lately with sixty but will keep trying, will also give everyone an opportunity to see how Ron’s new long wire works out.

Ray F/KA3EKH

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