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SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans

SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans; MILITARY U.S. (ID = 770178) Military
 
SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans; MILITARY U.S. (ID = 770179) Military
 
SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans; MILITARY U.S. (ID = 770180) Military
SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans; MILITARY U.S. (ID = 770176) Military  
SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans; MILITARY U.S. (ID = 770176) Military
MILITARY U.S.: SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans [Military] ID = 770176 700x867
For model SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans, MILITARY U.S. (different makers for same model)
 
Country:  United States of America (USA)
Manufacturer/Brand:  MILITARY U.S. (different makers for same model)
Year: 1944 ? Type: Military Equipment
Valves / Tubes 9: 1L4 1R5 or VT-171 1L4 1R5 1S5 or VT-172 3Q4 or VT-264 0C3 or VR105 or VT-200 3A4 3A4 2E22
Principle Superhet with RF-stage; IF-Freq 456 kHz; 1 AF stage(s)
Tuned circuits 7 AM circuit(s)
Wave bands Short Wave (SW only)
Details
Power type and voltage Storage Battery for all / 6; 12; 24 Volt
Loudspeaker - For headphones or amp.
Power out
from Radiomuseum.org Model: SCR-694 BC-1306 Radio Receiver and Trans - MILITARY U.S. different makers
Material Metal case
Dimensions (WHD) 250 x 380 x 165 mm / 9.8 x 15 x 6.5 inch
Notes Frequency range of the BC-1306 transmitter and receiver is 3,8 MHz to 6,5 MHz AM/CW. The sensitivity of the receiver and the output power of the transmitter can be switched to low, medium or high. The receiver has a crystal-calibrator with 200 kHz calibrating-points; and it has a netting control to adjust the receive frequency to the transmit frequency. A crystal-controlled transmitting-frequency can be achieved by choosing one of the two crystals that can be inserted at the front. The quality of CW-signals in de crystal-mode is much better than in the vfo-mode.
The complete SRC-694 radio unit includes many extra items such as a separate power supply, spare tubes, spare crystals, headsets, microphone, antenna parts, counterpoises, handgenerator, morse key, cords, bags, etc.
Because of the limited frequency-range this set covers, further development led to the radio set AN/GRC-9 around 1950, a larger look-alike that covers 2,0-12 MHz AM/CW in 3 bands.
For amateur-use in the 80 meter band the BC-1306 is easily retuned from 3,8 to 3,7 MHz.
Net weight (2.2 lb = 1 kg) 9.1 lb (9 lb 1.6 oz) / 4.131 kg
Collectors' prices 1 Collector price (for members Radiomuseum.org)  
Literature/Schematics (1) -- Original-techn. papers. (Manual TM-11-230-C for SCR-694-C)

Model page created by Jan Terranea. See "Data change" for further contributors.

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