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I have a tubular frame that mounts a TRA-967 transceiver, a TRA-970 power amp, an MA-972B ATU, a small junction box, and a (missing) battery box. The battery box would be about 13.5" long by 3.25"

Hello everyone, I've been asked by Bob to put this out to the group - I have a supply of Racal PRM-4031 Manpack workshop manuals on CD ROM. The CD will self run in a PC and has a menu that gives the

Hi, Vic (and everyone), It's just waiting for me to buy a new scanner! As soon as I do, I can promise you all the Racal Tacticom "Concise Catalogue" (no printing date on this, unfortunately, but by

Vic, I'm interested in a morse key with 7 pin clansman connector to use with my BCC-39B, also been keep a look out for a good handset for the Same radio, My handset went bad , but I'm getting by

Be careful about those batteries. Combat Radio has the following to say about some of them. The batteries on eBay, both the 12 and 24 volt batteries with chargers built in are part of the Yeoman

There's a nice BCC manpack morse key, with knee strap, on eBay, at: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ViewItem&category=1502&item=5702298605&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW There's also several Racal

Hi Bob, All I have is the MA4040A RT. I might have the interconnect cable to the ATU but I am not sure, it looks like it should work. I think I have a carrying frame coming. I really need the

Hi, Tom, Yes, I've just checked with "Janes", and that shows MA. That's the first 4041 other than my own that I've come across! Do you have any of the items unique to this model - Remote Control

Hi Bob, did you ever get around to scanning the Racal sales brochures you have? Might be nice to post them on the group page. Might help me identify the kit I'm being offered these

Hi, I have a couple of brand new extended carrying frames for the PRM 4041 series transceivers. They have mounting plates for the MA 4040 Transceiver and the separate ATU. I also have NOS

I have a TRA-906M which is not related to the TRA-906 Squadcal in anyway, internal or external. Mine was built in 1988/89 according to date codes on semiconductors. 2-12Mhz, 5 watts, internal

Hi Chuck, I have a TRA-906M too! can you post a picture of it so I can see if it is the same? Mine was (supposedly) built in the USA according to the name plate! Oh! and it is

Hi All, The 4040 I have is marked MA4040A, not PRM. It is part of the PRM-4041. Tom Bryan

Hi Bob and Group, I have the BCC-39B. The BCC-39( not B) users manual I have shows it with US type audio connectors. I haven't learned anything about a "C" model but there is a BCC-39D which has

Hi, All, I've added a number of other Links to the Web site, the descriptions of most of which are fairly brief and will be improved later. If you know of any other sites with significant Racal

Combat radio (when they had them) was selling the BCC-39B model.

PRM-4030 is a 4031 without ATU PRM-4040 is supposedly the same, a 4041 w/o the ATU,

Hi, All, I'm working towards a database of the Racal equipment which interests us, beginning with the manpacks (including green handhelds and "squad" radios) themselves, and eventually including

Hello to the group, Good to have a place to gather info about the Racal manpack sets. I have a BCC-39B and plan to get the vehicular 100 Watt adapter to use it as a VRG-319 in my M151A2 Jeep. Bob,

Hi, my name is Keith Watt RN (Rtd.), call sign G4MSF. I'm the guy who got Demetre SV1UY his Racal PRM-4031. I currently use a Racal PRM-4031, MA-4107 PSU/AMP from home and when out portable I use