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Hi, Guys, I've just found another reference to early Racal history in "Radio Bygones" for Oct/Nov 1993, in an article called "Racal and the RA.17 HF Communications Receiver", by Keith R. Thrower, who

Tom I don't really know. I know that RACAL was initially a South African company and a RACAL is a South African Lynx type cat. Due to Sanctions in the 60's and 70's Racal went international to

John, Thanks for that info. I am away at the moment but as soon as I get back I will try a few things now that I know from a couple of users how flexible the ATU is. Howard, VK3DLH

have been loading up the rain gutter on my house on all amateur bands from 80M-10M with the BCC565 attached to my BCC39B and it tunes up just fine, the rain gutter is most definitely longer than 1/4

Hi Jim, Where is this called a TR48? I have never heard of that designation. Tom Bryan

Anyone out there in Racal-Land have manuals for the BCC39D? Thanks, --Ira > -- Ira J. Moser, Owner, MECO Tel: (425) 788-0208 Fax: (360) 794-8754 Email: ira@... Web:

Hello All, I own a TRA 931 also known as a TR48s with working battery and various spare parts. Currently the set is only partially working and seems as if there is no BFO. Any help would be

I have used a random length of wire on 40mtrs when I first got the rig. It tunes well and signals were better than the standard whip. Both the loaded and the straight whips gave similar reports as

There may be many versions of those bases but the one I have on my Ferret contains only a small matching transformer - looks like a balun. There are no components that could react to a voltage. This

Hi, All, Are any of you geniuses with MS Excel, or know anyone who is? I'm trying to set up a spreadsheet to hold details of Racal equipment, which is added to each time one of you mentions a

--- Alan Tasker <atasker@...> wrote: That control voltage also appears to be used to change some sort of matching network in one of the VHF antenna bases, Alan (I forget the number now,

This is a very interesting question. Someone on this list, I think, told me that the BCC-39 puts out a voltage that the ATU uses to set up correct tuning. This reminded me of the fact that the

Can anyone tell me authoritatively if the BCC565 ATU that comes with the BCC39B HF set can tune longer than standard whips or a random length of wire? Also some sets have come with centre loaded

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Hi, All, I now only require one item to complete my PRM.4041A manpack in it's basic form - the data/power cable between the transceiver and the AATU. This actually uses standard 7-pin

Thanks, Michael! I've just got around to printing my CD out, and discovered that, although of course I've got an XH. Strange, really, that they should have the manual for that model, rather than

Hi Bob, just a word of warning about the Mauritron collection. I have purchased a copy on the strength of this list but found that all references to the TRA931 linked to the same PDF which was for

sorry its AN/PRC-139

MA 6941 PC programming cable - allows a laptop to program the frequencies and other variables such as Receive Frequency, Transmit Frequency, CTCSS Squelch Tones, Data, was needing this software