Name: | MILITARY U.K. (different makers for same model) (GB) |
Abbreviation: | mil-gb |
Products: | Model types Others |
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. |
History: |
This manufacturer was suggested by Martin Bösch.
Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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GB | 30 | Wireless Set No.4 | AT200 | Wireless set No. 4: Long range transmitter and receiver covering 63 - 375 kHz, telegraphy,... |
GB | 41 | Wireless Set No.38 [Mk II] | ARP12 | Wireless set No. 38: Short range man-pack transceiver covering 7,3 - 9 MHz, AM (A3), pout ... |
GB | 48 | Wireless Set No.31 | CV807 | Wireless set No. 31: Short range man-pack transceiver covering 40 - 48 MHz VHF, FM (F3), p... |
GB | 41 | Wireless Set No.37 | A40_Mazda | Wireless Set No. 37: UHF transceiver for short range communication, coverage 340 - 385 MHz... |
GB | 40 | Wireless Set No.47 | 4316A | Wireless Set No. 47: UHF transceiver covering 500 - 550 MHz, AM (A3), MCW, pout 5 Watts. ... |
GB | 42–44 | Sweetheart 31/1 | 1T4 | Frequency range 6-18 mc. This model was designed by the Norwegain engineer Willy Ch... |
GB | 42 | Wireless Set No.46 | ATP4 | Wireless Set No.46: manpack transceiver operating on three crystal controlled channels in ... |
GB | 41–45 | Wireless Set No.19 Mk III (Mk 3) | 6K7G | Wireless Set No. 19 Mk III: Two-band high-power transceiver for armored fighting vehicles ... |
GB | 42 | Wavemeter W-1117 | VW48 | British Wavemeter W-1117.125 kHz to 20 MHz, portable unit for calibration of Aeroplane Rec... |
GB | 40–45 | R1155 / R1155D | VR99A | Receivers designed for use in military aircraft including the RAF Avro Lancaster bomber, w... |
GB | 40–45 | R1155A / R1155E / R1155M | VR99A | Receivers designed for use in military aircraft including the RAF Avro Lancaster bomber, w... |
GB | 40–45 | R1155B / R1155F | VR99A | Receivers designed for use in military aircraft including the RAF Avro Lancaster bomber, w... |
Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):
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Production date coding on British Army Euipment
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Martin Bösch
28.Sep.06 |
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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.![]() |
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