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==SCR-131== | ==SCR-131== | ||
| − | [[File:BC-148-19.jpg|right]]Radio set SCR-131 is a portable, loop, continuous wave (CW) telegraph transmitting and receiving set operating within a frequency band 3,960 kHz to 4,360 kHz. The set is designed to give reliable communications between headquarters which are separated by a distance of 5 miles or less. It is also designed to furnish 40 operating channels spaced 10 Khz apart; however, in order to avoid possible interference between nets it is desirable so to assign frequencies as to have nets which operate withing 5 miles of one another spaced at least 20 kHz apart. The set required only two men to carry it. When set up, it occupies little space and can be used in any location from which satisfactory radiation may be expected. | + | [[File:BC-148-19.jpg|right]]Radio set SCR-131 (Infantry) is a portable, loop, continuous wave (CW) telegraph transmitting and receiving set operating within a frequency band 3,960 kHz to 4,360 kHz. The set is designed to give reliable communications between headquarters which are separated by a distance of 5 miles or less. It is also designed to furnish 40 operating channels spaced 10 Khz apart; however, in order to avoid possible interference between nets it is desirable so to assign frequencies as to have nets which operate withing 5 miles of one another spaced at least 20 kHz apart. The set required only two men to carry it. When set up, it occupies little space and can be used in any location from which satisfactory radiation may be expected. |
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| + | * [[BC-148]] | ||
| + | * [[GN-35]] | ||
| + | * [[P-11]] or [[P12]] | ||
| + | * [[J-37]] key | ||
| + | * [[CD-103]] power | ||
| + | * [[LP-7]] | ||
| + | * [[BG-49]] | ||
| + | * [[BG-50]] | ||
| + | * [[CS-41]] | ||
[[File:SCR-131_Data.png|400px]] | [[File:SCR-131_Data.png|400px]] | ||
==SCR-161== | ==SCR-161== | ||
| − | Radio set SCR-161 is identical with radio set SCR-131 except for the capacitances of three capacitors, which difference causes the former to operate within a frequency band of 4,370 to 5,100 kHz. It is designed to furnish 74 operating channels spaced 10 kHz apart. | + | Radio set SCR-161 (Artillery) is identical with radio set SCR-131 except for the capacitances of three capacitors, which difference causes the former to operate within a frequency band of 4,370 to 5,100 kHz. It is designed to furnish 74 operating channels spaced 10 kHz apart. |
| + | * [[BC-151]] | ||
| + | * [[GN-35]] | ||
| + | * [[LP-7]] | ||
| + | [[File:SCR-161_Data.png|400px]] | ||
==SCR-191== | ==SCR-191== | ||
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==Additional Files== | ==Additional Files== | ||
| − | ;{{ | + | ;{{cecom_pdf|TM11-237.pdf|TM 11-237}} |
:War Department Technical Manual, Radio Sets SCR-131, and SCR-161 | :War Department Technical Manual, Radio Sets SCR-131, and SCR-161 | ||
::March 14, 1942 | ::March 14, 1942 | ||
| − | ;{{ | + | ;{{cecom_pdf|TR_1210-50.pdf|TR 1210-50}} |
:Provisional Instructions, | :Provisional Instructions, | ||
::Radio Sets, Types | ::Radio Sets, Types | ||
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| − | ;{{ | + | ;{{cecom_pdf|TR_1210-50_1-2.pdf|TR 1210-50 1-2}} |
:Changes 1 and 2, Provisional Instructions, | :Changes 1 and 2, Provisional Instructions, | ||
::Radio Sets, Types | ::Radio Sets, Types | ||
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::October 1942 | ::October 1942 | ||
| + | ==References== | ||
| + | <references /> | ||
[[Category:Military/Radios]] | [[Category:Military/Radios]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:26, 9 April 2024
SCR-131
Radio set SCR-131 (Infantry) is a portable, loop, continuous wave (CW) telegraph transmitting and receiving set operating within a frequency band 3,960 kHz to 4,360 kHz. The set is designed to give reliable communications between headquarters which are separated by a distance of 5 miles or less. It is also designed to furnish 40 operating channels spaced 10 Khz apart; however, in order to avoid possible interference between nets it is desirable so to assign frequencies as to have nets which operate withing 5 miles of one another spaced at least 20 kHz apart. The set required only two men to carry it. When set up, it occupies little space and can be used in any location from which satisfactory radiation may be expected.
SCR-161
Radio set SCR-161 (Artillery) is identical with radio set SCR-131 except for the capacitances of three capacitors, which difference causes the former to operate within a frequency band of 4,370 to 5,100 kHz. It is designed to furnish 74 operating channels spaced 10 kHz apart.
SCR-191
The radio set, type SCR-191, has not yet been adopted as standard. Consequently, the following regulations relate solely to the radio sets, types SCR-131 and SCR-161. It is contemplated that the essential equipment of the radio set, type SCR-191 will be identical with or similar to that used in the radio sets, types SCR-131 and SCR-161. Changes in those regulations covering the former will be published upon its adoption as standard.
Images
Additional Files
TR 1210-50[2]- Provisional Instructions,
- Radio Sets, Types
- SCR-131
- SCR-161
- SCR-191
- The Signal School, United States Army
- Ft Monmouth, NJ
- 1931-32
- TR 1210-50 1-2[3]
- Changes 1 and 2, Provisional Instructions,
- Radio Sets, Types
- SCR-131
- SCR-161
- SCR-191
- The Signal School, United States Army
- Ft Monmouth, NJ
- July 6, 1932
- Schematic Diagrams for Maintenance of Ground Radio Communication Set
- October 1942
References
- ↑ TM 11-237,
- "US Army Technical Manual Collection,"
- from the CECOM Historical Office archive, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD.
- CECOM Historical Office
- "US Army Technical Manual Collection,"
- ↑ TR 1210-50,
- "US Army Technical Manual Collection,"
- from the CECOM Historical Office archive, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD.
- CECOM Historical Office
- "US Army Technical Manual Collection,"
- ↑ TR 1210-50 1-2,
- "US Army Technical Manual Collection,"
- from the CECOM Historical Office archive, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD.
- CECOM Historical Office
- "US Army Technical Manual Collection,"