The WSC-3’s are interesting. I have been trying to get ahold of one here on the west coast for some time but they don’t seem to be as prevalent and the ones that are available are priced to high for an item that won’t get used much for anything besides a receiver.
If I find a WSC-3 I will put it in the hole where the AM1565 will go until I can find an AM-1565 to complete my AN/SRC-20. ( I remember you telling me you had one so put me on that list should you ever think about parting with it, Hi Hi)
Thanks for the information,
Daniel Jones (K6YIC)[email protected]http://K6YIC.comHH Phone #11973
SKCC#28598
CCA# AC20-13565
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Here, I have both the Collins URC-93 and the more famous ECI (Raytheon) WSC-3 that were replacements for the URC-9. The advent of Satcom (Duplex) made the URC-9 obsolete. Collins also supplied the WSC-1 and the WSC-5. I have a few WSC-5 pieces here. All these radios are duplex and some use very large highly directive antennas.
Best,Francesco k5urg
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After yesterday’s discussion about the AM1565 and the SRC-21 I pulled the URC-9B manual off the shelf and scanned it in. I thought I had already done it. Anyways, it’s not the greatest due to the original probably being a ditto machine and this is a copy of that. It’s hard to read but interesting. The URC-9B used the same case and equipment but was solid state and had FM also.
Daniel
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