Frequency range 20 - 28 MHz, VFO tuning, output 2 or 16 watts RF. Use with handset H-33*/PT or speaker LS-166/U. Different manuacturers in US, Germany and other countries. Used in …

2008年3月11日 · ARMY TECHNICAL MANUALS FOR SALE TM 11-289 for RT-66/GRC, RT-67/GRC and RT-68/GRC dated March 1951 with Supplement dated 1 MAY 1952, Addenda #2 …

On this page I've summarized all radio sets known to me, from the "old family" style, using components like the RT-66/GRC, RT-67/GRC, RT-68/GRC and RT-70/GRC. In some cases I …

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Receiver-transmitter.—The controls for the receiver- transmitter (Receiver-Transmitter RT-66/GRC, RT-67/GRC, or RT-68/GRC) are illustrated in Figure 41. Their functions are listed in …

Amplifier AM-65/GRC (in some configurations carrying Receiver Transmitter RT-70/GRC on top). Running from the sides, there are seven short cables with connectors, to hook up the parts in …

2019年1月5日 · The generator G-8/GRC is a hand-operated generator intended for use as an auxiliary power source for Receiver-Transmitter RT-66 /GRC, RT-67 /GRC AND RT-68 /GRC. …

Original 1951 U.S. Army technical manual for the: GRC/ RT-66 RT-67 & RT-68 Receiver Transmitters Technical manual # TM11-289. Includes 1952 supplement. Original manual not a …

1951 Army technical manual TM11-289 receiver-transmitters RT-66/Grc, RT-67/Grc and Rt-86/Grc-200 pages

Condition Note: Removed from estate of large HAM collector. Was part of a larger box of technical manuals. Generally, they seem to have all the pages and have minimal marks inside. We are …