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Is mearly a vehicle mounted SCR-300, normally using the PP-114 power pack instead of the battery. as well as antenna modifications. uses FT-317

Installation in M 26 medium tank. See: Tank, Medium, M26 (and variants)

TM 11-637

Radio Set AN/VRC-3.

Oct. 1944. 200 p. U408.3.A13

War Department Technical Manual

Vibrator Power Supply

PP-114/VRC-3

TM 11-2724, 45. Installation of Radio and Interphone Equipment in Carriage, Motor, 76-mm Gun, M18, 18 pages. PB 80918 - BSIR 7(1):34; 10/03/47

TM 11-2724 1945 (Museum TD, Soesterberg NL/Corjan de Wit)

TM 11-2754, 45. Installation of Radio and Interphone Equipment in Tank, Light, M24, 45 pages. PB 80903 - BSIR 7(1):35; 10/03/47

TM 11-2758, Installation of Radio and Interphone Equipment in Tank, Medium, M26. Dept. of the Army. Nov. 1948. 49 p. U408.3.A13 TM 11-2758 Nov. 1948

↑ TM 11-983,
"US Army Technical Manual Collection,"
from the CECOM Historical Office archive, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD.

CECOM Historical Office

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