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Material classification

J - Telegraph key

• J-1, M1915 for SCR-49
• J-2, on mounting base ? [SCR-49]]
• J-3, adjustable, folding, SCR-71
• J-4, silent, for instruction
• J-5, flame proof, TM-8 terminal, and base for aircraft.
• J-6, adjustable, open gap, aircraft
• J-7, adjustable, flame proof, winker lamp socket, aircraft
• J-8 ?
• J-9, ?
• J-10, on radio tractor set ?
• J-11, flameproof, silent, for instruction.
• J-12, adjustable , high speed.
• J-13, ?
• J-14, adjustable, folding, 6-ohm resistor, BC-47
• J-15, legless; Brunnell type, EE-15 buzzer
• J-16, strap unmounted, EE-10 signal lamp
• J-17, flashing, strap, unmounted,
• J-18, open circuit telegraph, EE-21
• J-19, telephone, 2-way,
• J-20, telephone, double pole, single throw, switch box BC-95
• J-21, strap, (Key Strap large)
• J-22, strap, (Key strap small)
• J-23, wireless telegraph, M1911,
• J-24, oil break, (oil break wireless telegraph key)
• J-25, radio sending key, SCR-41
• J-26, radio telegraph, McKinney type,
• J-27, radio telegraph, McKinney type, marine wireless sets
• J-28, open circuit , leg,
• J-29, closed circuit, leg,
• J-30, closed circuit legless,
• J-31, combination, leg,
• J-32, open circuit, legless,
• J-33, open circuit, legless,
• J-34, flashing type, for EE-6 signal lamp.
• J-35, flashing type, BC-81, EE-7

(NOTE 1920 storage catalog ends here)

• J-36, Vibroplex "Lightning Bug
• J-37, general purpose open circuit (no closing switch) radio key; it was used on the BC-148, on the control box BC-177,
• J-38, Morse Code training key, EE-81, EE-95
• J-39
• J-40
• J-41, for TG-5 telegraph set
• J-42, ?
• J-43, J-37 on an engraved Bakelite base. It has a toggle switch which connects the contact to a "relay" terminal.
• J-44, used with radio sets SCR-178 and SCR-179 (BC-187). It is composed of a J-37 on an engraved Bakelite base. It has a slide switch marked "voice" and "tel"
• J-45, leg clamp.
• J-46, strap key on a 2 x 4 inch Bakelite base. It was part of the WWII Signal Corps EE-84 portable field signal lamp set
• J-47, radio key (no circuit closer) on bakelite base
• J-48,for BC-654 receiver-transmitter (part of SCR-284).
• J-49,
• J-50
• J-51, hand squeeze telegraph key (sometimes called a "scissors key"). SE-11
• J-52
• J-53
• J-54
• J-55
• J-56
• J-57
• J-58
• J-59
• J-60
• J-61
• J-62
• J-63
• J-64
• J-65
• J-66
• J-67
• J-68
• J-69
• J-70
• J-71
• J-72
• J-73
• J-74
• J-75
• J-76
• J-77
• J-78
• J-79
• J-80
• J-81
• J-82
• J-83
• J-84
• J-85
• J-86
• J-87
• J-88
• J-89
• J-90
• J-91
• J-92
• J-93
• J-94
• J-95
• J-96
• J-97
• J-98
• J-99
• J-100

JETDS

• TU-1
• TU-2
• TU-3
• TU-4
• TU-5
• TU-6
• TU-7
• TU-8
• TU-9
• TU-10
• TU-11
• TU-12
• TU-13
• TU-14
• TU-15
• TU-16
• TU-17
• TU-18
• TU-19
• TU-20
• TU-21
• TU-22
• DU-23
• TU-24
• TU-25
• TU-26
• TU-27
• TU-28
• TU-29
• TU-30

• DM-31
• DM-32
• DM-33
• DM-34
• DM-35
• DM-36
• DM-37

• DM-39
• DM-40
• DM-41
• DM-42
• DM-43
• DM-44
• DM-45
• DM-46
• DM-47
• DM-48
• DM-49
• DM-50
• DM-51
• DM-52
• DM-53
• DM-54
• DM-55
• DM-56
• DM-57
• DM-58
• DM-59
• DM-60
• R-61
• R-62
• R-63
• R-64
• R-65
• R-66
• R-67
• R-68
• R-69
• R-70
• R-71
• R-72
• R-73
• R-74
• R-75
• R-76
• R-77
• R-78
• R-79
• R-80
• R-81
• R-82
• R-83
• R-84
• R-85
• R-86
• R-87
• R-88
• R-89
• R-90
• R-91
• R-92
• R-93
• R-94
• R-95
• R-96
• R-97
• R-98
• R-99

References

• TM 11-393

TL-122

TL-122 flashlight takes 2 BA-30

Variations

• A
• B
• C
• D

References

File:VHF fighter control handbook.pdf

• vehicle shown is T-4 Armored car. Circa-1933
• Reciever shown is BC-189

Related Files

TM 11-2632

Remote Control Equipment

RC-261

28 Oct. 1944