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80.-l00 miles. The transmitting 'frequency range is 353-157.9 kilocycles (850.-1900 | 80.-l00 miles. The transmitting 'frequency range is 353-157.9 kilocycles (850.-1900 | ||
meters) ; the receiving frequency range is 600.-100kilocycles (1500-3000meters). | meters) ; the receiving frequency range is 600.-100kilocycles (1500-3000meters). | ||
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==Components== | ==Components== | ||
* [[BC-127]] | * [[BC-127]] | ||
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* [[BC-138]] radio tuner | * [[BC-138]] radio tuner | ||
* [[BC-142]] radio control box | * [[BC-142]] radio control box | ||
| − | * [[CH-2]] chest | + | * [[J-2]] key |
| + | * [[P-11]] headset | ||
| + | * [[CH-1]], tubes and batteries | ||
| + | * [[CH-2]] chest rec. | ||
* [[GN-32]], motor- generator | * [[GN-32]], motor- generator | ||
* [[BD-44]] | * [[BD-44]] | ||
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* [[CH-5]] chest for antenna parts | * [[CH-5]] chest for antenna parts | ||
* [[FT-65]]-B | * [[FT-65]]-B | ||
| + | * [[FT-74]] mast ring | ||
* [[PO-2]] lance poles X 2 | * [[PO-2]] lance poles X 2 | ||
* [[MP-6]] | * [[MP-6]] | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Coast Artillery Journal, Aug. 1924 | * Coast Artillery Journal, Aug. 1924 | ||
* TR 1210-30 Radio Set, Type, SCR-132 (16 July 1931); 39 pages, 29 illus | * TR 1210-30 Radio Set, Type, SCR-132 (16 July 1931); 39 pages, 29 illus | ||
| − | ;{{pdf|TR 1210-30 | + | ;{{pdf|TR 1210-30 SCR-132.pdf|TR 1210-30 Radio Set, Type, SCR-132}} |
:Radio Set SCR-132 | :Radio Set SCR-132 | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:54, 15 April 2024
SCR-132 radio telegraph
The Radio set, SCR-132 is an undamped wave radio telegraph and telephone set to work with Army observation and night bombing planes. It was designed to have a range for telegraph of 200.-250 miles, and for telephone of 80.-l00 miles. The transmitting 'frequency range is 353-157.9 kilocycles (850.-1900 meters) ; the receiving frequency range is 600.-100kilocycles (1500-3000meters).
Components
- BC-127
- BC-118 Amp.
- BC-104 Receiver, heterodyne type, 100-300 KC
- BC-138 radio tuner
- BC-142 radio control box
- J-2 key
- P-11 headset
- CH-1, tubes and batteries
- CH-2 chest rec.
- GN-32, motor- generator
- BD-44
- PE-40 4 cyl gas engine with BD-42
- AN-13
- AN-14
- CH-5 chest for antenna parts
- FT-65-B
- FT-74 mast ring
- PO-2 lance poles X 2
- MP-6
- MP-7
- MS-18 through MS-22
- ST-18 pole and mast strap
- BC-131Reciever-1420-C
Gallery
References
- Coast Artillery Journal, Aug. 1924
- TR 1210-30 Radio Set, Type, SCR-132 (16 July 1931); 39 pages, 29 illus
TR 1210-30 Radio Set, Type, SCR-132
- Radio Set SCR-132
- 16 July. 1931