R - Receiver

Was telephone earphones, morphed into radio receiver, another problem with ID'ing nomenclature is that the "Aircraft Radio Corp." used the same alpha-numeric type designation for the same equipment.

R-1 telephone W/ rubber earpiece ------------JETDS AN~ARR-1
R-2 telephone P-11-----------------------JETDS AN~ARR-3
R-3 telephone watchcase type ? HS-20-----JETDS AN~ARR-2
R-4 ?? --------------------------------------JETDS AN~ARR-2
R-5 telephone HS-3-----------------------JETDS AN~ARN-7
R-6 telephone desk and wall------------------JETDS AN~CPN-1
R-7 telephone TS-3, HS-8-------------JETDS AN~APS-2
R-8 telephone M-67, M-68-------------JTEDS AN~ARN-8

(NOTE- 1920 storage catalogue ends here)

R-9----JETDS AN~APN-4
R-10---JETDS AN~ARC-? type ?
R-11---JETDS AN~CPN-3
R-12
R-13 earphone, P-13
R-14 earphone, used in headsets as well as helmets HS-22, HS-23, P-23, HS-18------JETDS AN~APN-5
R-15 earphone, P-14, P-19 --------- JTEDS AN~ARN-5
R-16 earphone AN-87---------------------JETDS AN~APS-15 ?
R-17------JETDS AN~AMQ-1
R-18------JETDS AN~APS-3
R-19, AN~TRC-1, and 3
R-20
R-21 earphone, HS-17, HS-27
R-22 earphone, HS-19
R-23, --JETDS, AN~ARC-5
R-24, --JETDS, AN~ARC-5
R-25, --JETDS, AN~ARC-5
R-26, --JETDS, AN~ARC-5
R-27, --JETDS, AN~ARC-5
R-28, --JETDS, AN~ARC-5
R-29, --JETDS, AN~APS-2
R-30 earphone HS-29, HS-30------JETDS, experimental AN~ARC-7, [[APS-2 ?

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