Affectionately known as the "Angry 5," the AN/GRR-5 compact mobile shortwave receiver was used in the United States military during the 1950s and 1960s. Here is one man's view of the radio's mission:

2016年6月29日 · The AN/GRR-5 Radio has an exceptionally flexible power input specification. This radio can operate on 6, 12, or 24 Volts DC as well as 115 Volts AC. The voltage is determined by a switch on the front of the power supply or automatically in the case of 115 Volts AC. hookups for each power range is made by different pins on the J103 Power plug.

Receiver for mobile purposes, 1.5 - 18 MHz in four ranges, AM/CW (BFO), 200 kHz xtal calibrator. Set compartment (CY-615/URR) consists of two chassis: model R-174/GRR-5 receiver and model PP-308/URR power supply plus speaker unit. Tubes only one times listed. Net weight (2.2 lb = 1 kg) 27.7 kg / 61 lb 0.2 oz (61.013 lb) Mentioned in

2013年9月23日 · I'm not familiar with the PS for the GRR-5, but I do know that Antique Electronics Supply and others sell replacement vibrators and solid-state vibrators (which obviously should last longer). Does the PS use a vibrator for running off of 6 or 12V DC?

This is an AN/GRR-5 or better known as an Angry 5. It tunes 1.5 to 18 Mhz, receives AM, CW and SSB. The neat thing about this radio is that it runs on 120 V AC or 6, 12, 0r 24 VDC. That’s what the bottom unit (the power supply, PP-308) is for. It contains two vibrators and four transformers, along with a relay and some tubes.

During the 1950s and 1960s, the United States military used a compact mobile shortwave receiver called the AN/GRR-5, which was affectionately known as the "Angry 5." The GRR-5 was initially designed as a gas warning receiver to be mounted …

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"Radio receiving set AN/GRR-5 (fig 25) is found at higher headquarters (group or brigade) as well as at battalion and battery level. Its prime use is in higher headquarters warning nets and For intradefense intelligence nets." the R-390 and R-390A were better suited for and much used in that regard. Gathering intel using.

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Receiving Set ANIGRR-5. The ANfGRR-5 is a mobile radio receiv er that was used for tactical communica tions by the U.S. Army and Ai r Fo rc. e In the 1950s and 60s. It covers the frequen cy range from 1.5 to 18 MHz and Is capable of copying a.m., s. .b., and c …