[MRCA] Ident of MIL crystal kit
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WA5CAB at cs.com
Mon May 26 18:00:22 EDT 2008
The SCR-619 uses the CS-137 double-decker box. I think what you may have,
based on the small size, is one of the two crystal storage boxes out of the back
of the BC-620. A full set for the BC-620 is 80 (for the BC-659 or BC-1335
it's 120). So 40 in each box, less the two plugged into the radio. Why your
box would have two sets of 20 channels I haven't a clue.
Thibault is looking for a pair of the boxes for a BC-620 he is restoring.
> >I have come to possess a crystal kit that I can't identify. The
> >case is approx. 4" x 6" and has the typical snap clip closure
> >arrangement. The kit contains one layer of FT-243 crystals in a 4 x
> >10 layout of 40 crystals. The crystal frequencies range in
> >/duplicate/ pairs from 4430 kHz to 6430 kHz. The 95% are from
> >Bliley Crystal, the balance from Majestic. I've not a clue which
> >radio set they might have been issued with. Unfortunately the tech
> >plate was removed. A date stamp of Nov 13, 1944 appears on each
> >crystal. Anyone have a clue?
>
> BC-1335? See here for a picture.
> http://www.greenradio.de/e_bc1335.htm
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