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| + | [[File:H0-17-A.jpg|350px|right]] | ||
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| + | ==Configurations== | ||
| + | * [[W-128]] wire on inside | ||
| + | * W-128 wire on outside | ||
| + | * W-128 wire attached to base with terminal end. (pictured) | ||
| + | * [[WC-562]] COAX wire attached to end, | ||
| + | ===early coax=== | ||
| + | [[File:MP-48 early coax.JPG|500px]] | ||
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| + | ===late coax=== | ||
| + | [[File:MP-48 late coax.JPG|500px]] | ||
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| + | ==COAX notes== | ||
| + | Whenever you need more than 3 feet of wire, coax is required, however the female connectors are impossible to find so you will have to build your own. first you will have to find a base with the coax guts in it. if its NOS it will have a brass shipping cap on the end. by drilling this cap out it will give you a good place to start. you will have to go to google patents (Coaxial cable coupling US 2615953 A) and give those drawings to your gun smith along with your RG-11 coax. the photo is of a homemade connector in a M29. that we put together. using this method. | ||
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| + | [[File:Weasel antenna.jpg|300px|right]] | ||
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| + | [[File:Coax to scr-508.JPG|300px|right]] | ||
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| + | ==Related Files== | ||
| + | ;{{pdf|TB SIG 154.pdf|TB SIG 154}} | ||
| + | :Tech Bulletin | ||
| + | :: | ||
| + | :: January 1945 | ||
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| + | * '''TM 11-2704''', 44. Installation of Radio and Interphone Equipment in Medium Tank M4 Series, 26 pages. PB 60520 - BSIR 4(12):1044; 03/21/47 {{pdf|TM 11-2704 1944.pdf|TM 11-2704 1944}} (Museum TD, Soesterberg/Corjan de Wit}} | ||
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| + | * '''TM 11-2715''', Installation of Radio Equipment in Truck, 1/4-ton, 4x4, 78 pages, Sep.30, 1944 PB 23463 - BSIR 2(4):251; {{pdf|TM 11-2715 1944.pdf|TM 11-2715 1944}} ONLY FIRST PART! (Museum TD, Soesterg, NL (Corjan de Wit) See [[1/4-Ton 4x4 Truck (Willys-Overland Model MB and FORD Model GPW]] | ||
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| + | ** '''TM 11-2715 Changes 1''' d.d. Jan.26, 1945 '''and 2''' d.d. May 17, 1945 {{pdf|TM 11-2715 C1 AND C2.pdf|TM 11-2715 C1 + C2}} (Museum TD, Soesterg, NL (Corjan de Wit) | ||
[[Category:Military/Antennas]] | [[Category:Military/Antennas]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:38, 19 September 2020
Configurations
- W-128 wire on inside
- W-128 wire on outside
- W-128 wire attached to base with terminal end. (pictured)
- WC-562 COAX wire attached to end,
early coax
late coax
COAX notes
Whenever you need more than 3 feet of wire, coax is required, however the female connectors are impossible to find so you will have to build your own. first you will have to find a base with the coax guts in it. if its NOS it will have a brass shipping cap on the end. by drilling this cap out it will give you a good place to start. you will have to go to google patents (Coaxial cable coupling US 2615953 A) and give those drawings to your gun smith along with your RG-11 coax. the photo is of a homemade connector in a M29. that we put together. using this method.
Related Files
- Tech Bulletin
- January 1945
- TM 11-2704, 44. Installation of Radio and Interphone Equipment in Medium Tank M4 Series, 26 pages. PB 60520 - BSIR 4(12):1044; 03/21/47
TM 11-2704 1944 (Museum TD, Soesterberg/Corjan de Wit}}
- TM 11-2715, Installation of Radio Equipment in Truck, 1/4-ton, 4x4, 78 pages, Sep.30, 1944 PB 23463 - BSIR 2(4):251;
TM 11-2715 1944 ONLY FIRST PART! (Museum TD, Soesterg, NL (Corjan de Wit) See 1/4-Ton 4x4 Truck (Willys-Overland Model MB and FORD Model GPW
- TM 11-2715 Changes 1 d.d. Jan.26, 1945 and 2 d.d. May 17, 1945
TM 11-2715 C1 + C2 (Museum TD, Soesterg, NL (Corjan de Wit)