[MRCA] Prc74 backpack

walter.skavinsky walter.skavinsky at comcast.net
Tue Aug 14 09:51:41 EDT 2018


I have the gear for the prc 47    I was curious about the prc 74.    That is my new obsession.    

If anyone wants to see the 47 all rigged up and it's two man carry setup I have that as a matter of fact there's only one accessory I don't have for the 47 and that's that damn 50 ohm adapter for the antenna cable whenever they come up it's like their gold.
By the way if anyone is interested I still have three fully working PRC 47 and one of them is modified for upper and lower sideband

Incidentally I was able to locate the proper antenna for the prc74
ThanksWalt


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-------- Original message --------From: Ray Fantini <RAFANTINI at salisbury.edu> Date: 8/14/18  09:46  (GMT-05:00) To: Walter J Skavinsky <walter.skavinsky at comcast.net>, Mrca Mailing List <MRCA at mailman.qth.net> Subject: RE: [MRCA] Prc74 backpack 


Think the PRC-47 was a crew operated radio, would take a crew to carry all the junk with it. One man for the radio itself, second for the accessory box and battery
 and a third for the generator and gas if used. There is a huge watertight box that fits the radio, battery box, antenna and all the other stuff but it’s too big for one man to carry.

 
http://fairradio.com/product/cy3700-prc-47/
 
Have seen this before:
 
https://picclick.com/Vietnam-Era-An-prc-47-Military-Radio-Carrying-Frame-Man-Pack-142700318213.html
 
And maybe it was intended for a squad to hump all that stuff into the bush?

 
Ray F/KA3EKH
 
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I can't seem find any reference to the backpack that is used with the prc74 would anyone happen to know.

 


 


 


 

Thanks


Walt




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