Thanks, Jay. Mine is for the receiver only and is mounted inside the receiver. The quality of the parts and workmanship make it look like it was professionally done, but I could be wrong.

I'm attaching a picture. The power supply is to the right. 

                      Joe Connor

On Sunday, July 12, 2026 at 01:42:48 PM EDT, jay miller <[email protected]> wrote:


Federal Telephone and Radio made the PP380/U (ca. 1949):


And here is my restored TCS power supply built by the Electronics Shop at Charleston Naval Shipyard. It is the same circuit. Input/Output voltages shown on the tag.

I have a PDF of the manual for the PP380/U. If you (or anyone else) wants a file, let me know.


On 7/12/26 12:00 PM, Joe Connor via Boatanchors wrote:
I just picked up a TCS-10 receiver at the Sussex County hamfest today. When I got home and pulled it out of the case, it looks like it has a professional after-market AC power supply installed, and the original 12V tubes have been replaced with their 6V equivalents.
Did Collins make an after-market AC power supply for these receivers?
As always, thank you for you help and your collective knowledge,
                         Joe Connor
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