Navy WWII Portable, Transportable, and Mobile Transmitter-Receiver Radio Equipment

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MAB - Spec Sheets N6CC's great MAB Page Manual		Display photos thanks to George Feliciano
MAB schematic and photos thanks to WB5WSV









MAB field strength meter (CCI-60041)
MAK (also MO)	Video of MAK operation

			Dayton 2019 - MAK with CCI-23343 control unit.
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MAK from 2012 Dayton hamfest



NT-21984 Power Supply for MAK or MO

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MAN (CGG-43057)	30-40mc, FM, 20w Motorola FMT-24VW xmtr Motorola FMR-13V rcvr
MAR MAR Manual - pdf download More MAR photos and info		photo thanks to Ken K4KQR	Many More MAR photos
MAW - Photos and Info Page MAW Spec Sheets
MAY 4-channel 225-390 mc AM CRP-43071 Transmitter-Receiver AS-40810 Discone Antenna CRP-19062 Aux. Battery Pack MAY Operation - download 4.8 MB pdf	MAY-1
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MAY-1 - NOS 03/14



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MAY-1 Auxiliary Battery Pack (CRP-19062)

MAY Crystals			--
MBF MBF Spec Sheets More MBF photos and info			--
MBM (CAPI- 43066)	Manufacturer: Jefferson Travis Year of production: 1945 only Production: at least 157, this unit's serial. Weight: 20 lbs ( trans-rec unit only ) Freq range: 4-7.5, 7.5-14 Mcs. Modes: receive A1 A2 A3, transmit A1 Emission power: 20-12 watt; lower power on crystal harmonic. Transmitter, 6V6, 6L6	Employment: coastwatcher and forward operations in Pacific War theater Power: hand-cranked generator, or internal 6 volt storage battery in Power Supply unit (not shown ), or external 6 volt battery. Four screw holes at 4 corners receive the fasteners for the waterproof lid. Three composite units are supplied in luggage-style suitcase: radio unit; power-supply with internal battery; hand-crank generator. Right 1/3 of radio pictured is storage area for spare tubes, crystals, headphone, key. Photo and Info thanks to Hue Miller Manual NAVSHIPS 900,581
MBN (AN/PRC-7(XN-1))	need photo	spec sheets	Manual NAVSHIPS 91389
ME - airborne HF receiver-transmitter Spec Sheets 3000-4000 kc		- photo thanks to Hue Miller	Transmitter SE-3061 Receiver SE-3062 Case SE-3060 Generator SE-3067
The Model ME is designed for use with aircraft of the observation and reconnaissance types. Its purpose is for communications with both ships and other planes. The transmitter and receiver are enclosed in one case and connected by detachable cables to the wind driven generator, battery, key, antenna, and frame of the plane. Break-in operation is obtained by means of a relay which connects the antenna to the transmitter when the key is closed but leaves the antenna connected to the receiver at all other tines. Transmission is continuous wave, crystal controlled, at a predetermined constant frequency. The receiver is of the non-radiating type arranged for damped or un-damped wave reception.
MM portable transmitter-receiver (TBW + RBM)	1944 - TBW xmtr with RBM receivers	1945 - TBW xmtr with RBM receivers	--
MO - see MAK	--	MQ transmitter-receiver More MQ photos and info
MS (Abbott TR-4)	60-80mc AM		Download manual
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MT-2 (CHL-43056) (Hallicrafters HT-11)

CHL-20181-A power supply for MT-2
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RBZ RBZ Spec Sheets


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RDR (CRV-46283) RDR Spec Sheets Also see MAR page and manual			Manual - NAVSHIPS 900,841

			Photo thanks to WB5WSV
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TBO predecessor to TBX GE model 4KH1A1 Need a better photo and more info		Photos - click on the expand icon in upper-right of the photo, then you can zoom in on a high-res version. Photo 1 - system Photo 2 - cases Photo 3 - exterior Photo 4 - interior Photo 5 - accessory box	Transmitter 2000-3500 kc Receiver 2000-8000 kc Spec Sheet
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TBR, TBR-1 Transportable Transmitter-Receiver Carried on two transportation carts (CG-10030) with fold-down legs and tailgates that were used as operating desks I am looking for a photo of the complete system. Please send email if you can help	Equipment photos and specs Manuf by GE 2-18mc AM/CW 100w (TBR-1 added 300kc-2mc CW) Receiver was evidently an RAL variant
TBW - More Photos	TBW Spec Sheets TBW Video MF and HF transmitters with rectifier/modulator and 800 cps gasoline engine generator - article in Electric Radio magazine Oct 2001 p38	1944 - TBW with RBM receivers	1945 - TBW with RBM receivers
TBX Video of TBX operation Another Video TBX Spec Sheets More TBX Photos and Info
TBY TBY Spec Sheets More TBY Photos and Info			--
TCH (Collins 18M) HF xmtr-rcvr
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Navy WWII Portable, Transportable, and Mobile Transmitter-Receiver Radio Equipment

MAB - Spec Sheets

N6CC's great MAB Page

MAB field strength meter (CCI-60041)

MAK (also MO)

MAN (CGG-43057)

MAR

MAW - Photos and Info Page

MAY

MAY-1

MAY-1 - NOS 03/14

MAY Crystals

MBF

MBM (CAPI- 43066)

MBN (AN/PRC-7(XN-1))

ME - airborne HF receiver-transmitter

MM portable transmitter-receiver (TBW + RBM)

MO - see MAK

MQ transmitter-receiver

MS (Abbott TR-4)

MT-2 (CHL-43056) (Hallicrafters HT-11)

CHL-20181-A power supply for MT-2

RBZ

RDR (CRV-46283)

TBO

TBR, TBR-1

TBW - More Photos

TBX

TBY

TCH (Collins 18M) HF xmtr-rcvr

MAB field strength meter
(CCI-60041)

MM portable transmitter-receiver
(TBW + RBM)

MS
(Abbott TR-4)

MT-2 (CHL-43056)
(Hallicrafters HT-11)

CHL-20181-A
power supply for MT-2

TCH (Collins 18M)
HF xmtr-rcvr