1943 Radio Wirelless 19 mark III Supply unit 2 Rome
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Pays: Canada
Fabricant / Marque: MILITARY Canada (different makers for same model)
Année: 1943 ? Type: Transmitter & Receiver (TRX pas amateur)
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Super hétérodyne avec étage HF; FI/IF 465 kHz
Gammes d'ondes Bandes en notes.
Particularités
Tension / type courant Accumulateur (pour tous) / 12 / 24 Volt
Haut-parleur - For headphones or amp.
Matière Boitier métallique
Forme Boatanchor / 17.5 x 8.3 x 11.8 inch
Remarques Wireless Set No. 19 Canadian / CDN: Two-band high-power transceiver for armored fighting vehicles (AFV), trucks and stationary use consisting of a medium range shortwave ("A-Set") and a short distance VHF transceiver ("B-Set").
Operating modes: CW and AM.
A-Set 2-4.5 / 4.5-8 MHz @ 5W (CW) / 2.5W (AM), B-Set 229-241 MHz @ 0,4W (AM).
With RF No.2 amplifier used with A-Set power output increases up to 70W (CW) / 18W (AM).
Cette radio fut consruite au debut pourl 'Armée Britannique et durant l'été 1941 le Département de la défense autorisa sa fabrication pour le Canada les USA et l'Australie
Seuls les circuits éléctriques différeront entre les modèles
Des postes ont des inscriptions en cyrillique ( ce qui est le cas pour ce modèle présenté car il a été fourni dans le cadre de la loi Pret Bail à l'URSS
WS No.19 was originally designed in the UK, in Summer 1941, the Department of National Defence authorized the production of the set in Canada, USA and Australia, as well.
The electric circuit differs slightly from the British original: a FLICK ADJ fine tuning control in the right lower corner next to the right dial and a AVC ON-OFF switch underneath the right handle have been added, Canadian W.S.19 power supplies differ considerably from the British equivalents.
Most Canadian sets feature a English / Cyrillic lettering on the front panel as they were produced under a Lend-Lease contract to supply the Russian Army.
Poids net 18.2 kg