2025年3月11日 · references. tm 11-619 radio set scr-619. war dept. apr. 1945. 78 p. u408.3.a13 tm 11-619 apr. 1945; tm 11-879; tm 11-879 1945. tm 11-2760, 47.installation of radio and interphone equipment in carriage, motor, 155-mm gun m40 (t83) and carriage, motor, 8-inch howitzer m43 (t89), 25 pages 05/13/47; tm 11-2760 1947

Receiver-Transmitter BC-1335A SCR-619 Mil TRX MILITARY U.S. different makers for same model, build 1944, 6 pictures, 2 schematics, 18 tubes, United States of

The BC-1335 lightweight FM transceiver is part of the SCR-619 radio installation which was developed during the later years of WWII, primarily for vehicle use. It came into service around 1944, as an improved version of the BC-659 FM transceiver. The BC-1335 saw service all the way into the Korean War and beyond.

The SCR-619 set could be vehicle-mounted or carried on a special pack frame. In vehicular installations, the set would include Battery Charger PE-219, two each Battery Box CH-291, Mounting FT-506, and Terminal Box J-72/GR.

Radio set SCR-619, including the BC-1335 transceiver. Last weekend, the 18th annual meeting of the Military Radio Collectors Group was held in San Luis Obispo, California, at Camp San Luis Obispo’s NCO club. The event included equipment displays, presentations, field operations and a …

Title: Radio Sets SCR-619 Radio Set SCR-619 is a low-power, 18-tube, crystal controlled, f-m. (frequency-modulated) set consisting of single unit Receiver-Transmitter BC-1335 and Battery Charger PE-219

SCR 619. Radio set SCR 609 is a low power fm set. Although designed for field operation, the set may be operated from a 6, 12, or 24Volt vehicular supply system with modification in the use of components.

Radio Set SCR-619 BC-1335 is a combined radio transmitter and radio receiver with facilities for providing short-range voice communication between similar sets operating in the same frequency range. The set is designed for pack operation and it has an average distance range of 5 miles.

SCR-619/BC-1335 (as part of Radio Set SCR-619) is a WW II FM mobile radio, built by DELCO. The power supply is built in, 6 or 12 V are selected on the front plate. The antenna foot is attached directly to the back of the radio. It was used by a number of parts of the Army.

I've just added a bunch of pictures of it to my web page: http://www.nf6x. net/greenradio/ scr-619/scr- 619.html The set I bought included a BC-1335, a power cable, a DY-44 dynamotor, terminal box J-72/GR, antenna base AB-15 with a few whip elements, a PE-219 manual, and a nearly-complete crystal set (missing channels 322, 325, 326 and 369).