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Mitchell B-25 military shortwave receiver?
Am looking to identify for a friend a military shortwave receiver that was
purportedly used in the Mitchell (B-25 bomber?)--apparently it was general coverage including the standard broadcast band and about the size of the 1940s-era shortwave receivers from Hallicrafters, Hammarlund etc. Evidently it was only a receiver and not a transceiver. Thank you. |
Mitchell B-25 military shortwave receiver?
Ernie wrote:
Am looking to identify for a friend a military shortwave receiver that was purportedly used in the Mitchell (B-25 bomber?)--apparently it was general coverage including the standard broadcast band and about the size of the 1940s-era shortwave receivers from Hallicrafters, Hammarlund etc. Evidently it was only a receiver and not a transceiver. Thank you. BC-348 liason receiver. B-25 also had an SCR-274N command set rack (the Army version of the ARC-5), but your description sounds like a BC-348. They had the BC-348 in most of the larger bombers, and lots of them got sold to ham radio operators after the war. The IF is as broad as a barn and the stability is poor. They were intended for use with a dynamotor set to provide DC power so an external DC supply had to be built for them for home use. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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