AT-339/PRC & AT-340/PRC

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Antenna AT-339/PRC when used with Radio Set AN/PRC-10 or Radio Set AN/PRC-6 comprises an effective homing device that permits the radio operator to find the direction of a transmitter tuned to the frequency of the radio set and to proceed in that direction. Antenna AT-340/PRC can similarly be used with Radio Set AN/PRC-8 or Radio Set AN/PRC-9. Highly accurate bearings generally are not required for homing; therefore, an azimuth scale is not provided. When desired, approximate azimuth readings can be obtained by sighting a pocket compass in the direction of the indicated bearing.


Images

  • AT-330 AT-340.png
  • AT-330 AT-340 1.png
  • AT-330 AT-340 2.png
  • AT-330 AT-340 3.png
  • AT-330 AT-340 4.png


Reference Files

Adobe_PDF_icon.png Instruction Book[1]
Antenna
AT-339/PRC
AT-340/PRC
31 January 1956


References

  1. ↑ Instruction Book,
    "US Army Technical Manual Collection,"
    from the CECOM Historical Office archive, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD.
    CECOM Historical Office
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