[Premium-Rx] Plessey PR 2280 receiver series

machine.age at comcast.net machine.age at comcast.net
Wed Feb 6 18:03:27 EST 2008


Gents

Its all in Osterman's book.  I owned all these rigs. The 2280 is the predecessor of the 82, not the overall series.

The 82 added some features, see Osterman. If you don't own a copy, get one.

John England


 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Michael O'Beirne" <michaelob666 at ntlworld.com>
> Good evening gents,
> 
> I think I have the answer to Dave's question regarding the Plessey PR2280
> series.  The following is taken from the manual:
> 
> PRS 2280 is the overall series.
> 
> The PRS 2282 is the stand alone receiver with all the modules and knobs, - 
> ie what we all want - but to confuse everyone, the front panels on all 
> models are marked (top right) "PRS 2280".
> 
> The PRS 2281 is the remote-control only version of the PRS 2282.  It is
> fitted with a non-local control front panel (Module J).  Control of this
> receiver can only be exercised via the remote interface of Module H, but the
> audio gain control and audio selector switch are retained on the front panel
> for local control of audio signals.
> 
> The PRS 2283 is a slave receiver for local operation with a PRS2282 master
> receiver, usually mounted in a rack or cabinet directly above or below the
> 2282.  It is fitted with a non-local control front panel (Module J) but is
> not fitted with Module F (the frequency standard and the 1st and 2nd LOs).
> This is because these frequency injections are obtained by external cabling
> from outputs on the master receiver, in the normal master/slave set up.
> Like the 2281, all it has on its front panel is the loudspeaker, the speaker
> switch (off/USB/LSB), the audio gain and the headphone socket.  The rest of
> the panel is empty space, so not much chance of confusing them!
> 
> I hope this helps.  If any one is desperate, I have the complete factory
> alignment and test manual as well as the usual handbook, but I am not
> parting with them as they are so rare.
> 
> BTW, the only in-depth review I know of was by John Wilson in Short Wave
> Magazine, October 1998.
> 
> 73s
> Michael
> G8MOB
> 
> 
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