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Latest revision as of 19:36, 1 March 2017
Description
Radio Set SCR-578-A or SCR-578-B is a simple rugged emergency transmitting system designed for operation from a rubber life raft. No receiving equipment is incorporated. The set provides automatic code transmission of predetermined signals so that any operator, no matter how untrained, can send distress signals which, when received by rescue parties, will permit bearings to be taken. The set operates on the international distress frequency of 500kHz with a 1000 Cycle tone modulation.
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Reference Material
- Preliminary Instructions
- Radio Set
- SCR-578-A
- 1942
- Handbook of Maintenance Instructions
- Radio Set
- SCR-578-A
- SCR-578-B
- 19 August 1943
- Handbook of Maintenance Instructions
- Radio Set
- AN/CRT-3
- 11 April 1945