[MRCG] Cavalry Radios = The Other Cavalry
Dennis DuVall
duvallddennis at gmail.com
Tue May 12 21:15:53 EDT 2015
Yes, that would be the SCR-511 (BC-745). The shaft fit in the guidon socket on cavalry saddle stirrups. The most portable radio the Army had for a while at the beginning of the War and probably used on the ground rather than on horseback most of the time.
Dennis D. W7QHO
Glendale, CA
> On May 12, 2015, at 4:06 PM, willi6 at starpower.net wrote:
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> Was there another radio, perhaps lovingly referred to as the "Horsy-Talky"?
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> I believe it was a small square box (6x6x6") with a repackaged BC-611. below the box was a straight shaft that would fit into the stirrup or some other part of the horse stuff <?>. Above the box was a longish whip. The horse mounted operator had a headset, chest microphone and PTT.
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> 73, Dave
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> K7HMP/4
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