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T-368

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redhat:
Yup and something of that power now could fit in a Pelican case...a big one, but still.

+-RH

CoolAM Radio:
Download (Service-) Manual(s) @ https://www.mediafire.com/folder/8fqaqq1fnymlv/%23_-_MILITAIRY

Also R&S / Telefunken


André
CoolAM Radio - ShortWave

Andrew Yoder:
Yeah, according to one of the links from Didu Heardat (thanks!), it's 400 W carrier and 650 lbs.! A GRC-26 in a remote area or on wheels behind a large pickup would be interesting

. . . or maybe a bit more than a large pickup:

syfr:
Great rigs!!!

Pigmeat:
Andy, I've got the 1942 ARRL Hanbook for military radiomen that your truck illustration comes from. The manual has step by step instructions on building one of the monsters, starting with an oscillator/exciter cw rig, moving to a 50 watt AM voice module and then the big boy itself, including how to metal work.

1942 was the beginning of the end of an era when most hams built their own transmitters. Large numbers of manufactured T-368 for the war were still a few months away at that time it was published. They had to have something to tide them over until the factory made transmitters were at full production

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