MILITARY U.K. (different makers for same model) manufacturer

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MILITARY U.K. (different makers for same model) (GB)

Abbreviation:

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Summary:

MILITARY: Here we bring communications equipment and related items developed and produced by different companies. Please don't use, RAD for receiver but MIR (military - receiver only) or RRE for radio repair equipment etc.
There will be military equipment which members will load up to individual companies / makers they know or shown on the equipment label, but all military equipment will still show up by selecting the model type and is not lost in the huge pile of radios.

History:

This manufacturer was suggested by Martin Bösch.

Some models:

Ctry	Year	Name	1st Tube	Notes
GB	46	Key, Morse Admiralty Pattern 6...		Royal Navy Morse Key - Admiralty Pattern 65485.These keys were made by several Marconi com...
GB	40	Morse Key Admy. Patt. No. 7681		Morsetaste mit Arbeits- und Ruhekontakt, Knopf mit Kragen (Navy Style). Grundplatte aus Ba...
GB	40	"Bathtub" Morse key Ref. N°. 1...		R.A.F "Bathtub" Flameproof Key, Ref.N 10A/7741. This key was the standard key used in B...
GB	25	WT8AMP		The WT8AMP keyes were made in over 100 versions in 6 countries and in huge quantiti...
GB	38	wavemeter W1191A 10T/565	HL2	This is a wavemeter covering 100kHz to 20MHz with 8 bands. Same usage as BC221 but older a...
GB	55	Station Radio (Larkspur) B44 M...	CV138	Larkspur Station Radio (B44 MK III) B44 MK.3 is a VHF AM man portable transceiver to be us...
GB	42	R.1224 A	ARP12	R.1224 A; Receiver, coverage in three ranges: A) 2.1 - 4.3 MHz, B) 4.3 -...
GB	60	328R (Mark 328)		328R (Mark 328); A so called "Spy radio", receiver coverage in 5 bands: 2.5 - ...
GB	45	headphone DLR No. 2		"Sound powered" or balanced armature type headphones. Medium Impedance, about 500 Ohms at ...
GB	45	Microphone Hand No. 3		Hand-held carbon microphone with push-to-talk button. Used with British WW2 military trans...
GB	40	Reception Set R. 107	ARP34	WW2 military receiver, usually associated with a transmitter WS.12 or WS.33. Three tuned R...
GB	57	Reformer No.1		Werkstattgert zum Formieren von Elektrolytkondensatoren 2-100 F/6-45 V.Trockengleichrichte...

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Further details for this radio manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):

Production date coding on British Army Euipment (28.09.2006) Martin Bösch 206/0
Most communications equipment used by the British Army carries a square label. On that the manufacturer, model type and a code indicating the production month can be found.