BC-604
is an FM- transmitter, used in tanks during WW 2.
It uses 10 fixed frequencies out of 80 possible. In a drawer in the radio you find the 80 correspondent crystals.
10 of these are inserted in a special closed space, where two big resistors keep a temperature of about
33 degrees C.
It is part of "Radio set SCR-508" or "Radio set SCR-528".
By using the intercon amplifier BC-605, the radio sets could be operated by any member of the crew.
(BC-684 has the same housing, but uses 27-38.9 MHz)
- Frequency range:
- 20 ... 28 MHz
Technical data:
- Tubes:
- 8
- Channel spacing:
- 100 kHz
- Powered by:
- 12 oder 24 V, due to changeable dynamotors.
- Power consumption:
- 12V: 20A; 24V: 12A
- HF output:
- 20 W
- Weight:
- 30 kgs
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