2014年10月27日 · R1082 receiver, A real museum piece. The receiver is all original from the out- and the inside. Just like the R 1116 receiver, this is also one, which is a very scarce radio to get. A very simple design with only 2 tuned coils to determine the receiving frequency. One for the HF stage, and one for the detektor stage.

R1082 Mil Re Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd. STC; London,, build 1935–1942, 9 pictures, 31 schematics, 6 tubes, Great Britain , semiconductors

2006年12月27日 · The R1082 is a simple straight regenerative receiver with 5 valves plus a protective diode across the antenna input. The first stage is an RF amplifier pentode, followed by a triode detector with positive feedback, two AF amplifier triodes and another triode as AF output stage for headphones.

2020年9月27日 · The boxes on the shelf of the Avro Anson are identified as the transmitter T21C, the receiver R1082. The two other boxes must have been a power unit, a storage box for coils for different frequencies. They are marked with letters according the wave band. The other configuration is the transmitter T1083 and the receiver R1082.

2012年4月23日 · Hi Arnaud, It is quite surprising you found a TR9D in a Battle! By early 1940 there were essentially the following radio sets in RAF aircraft: TRF (R1082 + T1083) used in all light and medium bombers (=all RAF bombers including …

In 1937, the RAF transmitter and receiver types R1082/T1083 gave the RAAF its first operational radio system. The transmitter was for general purpose aircraft use and operated on the bands 136 to 500 KHz and 3 to 15 MHz with four plug-in coils.

Aircraft receiver Type 1082 developed by RAE from 1935. Saw action during the Battle of Britain. Designed for use in aircraft for the reception of R/T, CW and MCW. In RAF use c.1937-1941, the receiver is a five valve TRF receiver with direction finding capabilities.

2008年4月16日 · R1082 Radio Manual used on British Aircraft such as the Wellington and Stirling Bombers before being replaced by the R1155 radio. DjVu needed to see...

Transmitter is 136-500 kc/s & 1.5-15 Mc/s Master Oscillator Controlled, whereas the Receiver is a TRF on 111 kc/s - 15 Mc/s. However, if used as a transportable, the range is reduced to 1.5 …

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