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Hi Group here is a new group that requires members it will be dedicated to the clansman prc-320 only and your input would be great http://groups.yahoo.com/group/prc320/?yguid=370654844 73 Martin

HI Chris and many thanks for the e-mail. You have included an attachment in the last e-mail can you tell me what the attachment is as i don't seem to be able to open it . Im still looking for a

Hi Keith I have just looked at your photo's of the Pinzgauer, they look very good, I will mail you direct. Stuart G0TBI

Hello all, This was a sweet little unit from British Communications Corporation (BCC) and was first launched in 1963 and I think the Airband one was first to market. There were different frequency

Dear Keith, Request for quotation for the stated items with the following items: 1. Racal PRM4700A Military VHF Radio complete set - 01 set Thanks & best regards Hamdan Hj Abdul | Multitech

HI Stuart and thanks that's very interesting . I think looking at the numbers that the letter could indicate the frequency band. as i say mine is coded with the letter "B" what is your set letter

HI all, im new to the group so please help if you can does anybody have any information on a BCC 45B-50 manpack radio I have two of these radios and they are at present tuned to 38.4 MHZ. they do

Hi Group Have uploaded two pic's to photo's section of Plessey 24v 4ah battery, if anyone has one for sale/trade, let me know Stuart G0TBI

Hi Michael, The BCC565 is indeed an HF AAMTU for use with the Panther 2000 H HF manpack radios (BCC39). I believe that it, or a variant, was also used with the Racal Yeoman HF radio. It covers 1.5 to

The BCC 703 is stated to be an Interface unit. BNC sockets - presumably in and out with a Clansman style socket 7 pin E, F & G only wired. correcxtly orientated for Audio gear. A press to tune

Just buy them online and have them shipped to UK, unless the pricing for shipping is prohibitive.

Michael Buckley wrote: BatterySpace are who I get all my cells from both for TRA967 and 931 battery packs. They are just an importer / distributor of Chinese cells so I don't imagine they would be

I tried this company in the US of A, out of interest. They looked quite promising, but: Thanks for the inquiry. We do not know distributor in UK. Thanks Raymond Customer

HOWEVER, use caution when soldering up your pack and be especially careful not to accidentally cause a short circuit with your jumpers. Take your time. There is a lot of energy bound up in even

Hi I have just joined your group as I am interested in this kind radios and I am also looking for info about the Racal BCC 66HD. I need to find the specs and circuit diagram + info about the rest of

NiCds have a fairly wide charge range where they are happy. NiMH cells are very, very easy to damage in comparison. --scott

Stuartjmckinnon@... wrote: After a trip to the garage to check; the MA 945 B, yes. I usually give the 7 Ah pack 24 hours instead of the 14 hours for the lower

Scott Dorsey wrote: You could well be right Scott, but since Nicads are getting hard to find anyway, I will continue to use NiMH cells and charge them with constant current, from the regular external

Well, if there are 19 cells in the pack, that would explain why I had such a hard time getting 20 cells in there. The higher voltage per cell on charging probably reduces the battery lifetime a