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Switzerland partly imported the BC-611, partly built it itself, and called it:
Kleinfunk-Gerät Fox "SE-100"
It is not mentioned what of the 5 versions of the SCR-536/BC-611 was used as a model, or if
several versions of the SCR-536/BC-611 were used or rebulit under "Kleinfunk-Gerät Fox".
The optical difference are the smaller mouth- and earpieces, compared to the BC-611.
 Here you find a link to the SCR-536/BC-611.
My fellow collector Ted kindly provided the pictures of the Fox and the test set.
The test set is a replica of the American signal generator "Test Unit I-135",
with a more modern look (round edges, brighter colors):
Special features:
The radio is switched on/off by pullung out / sliding in the callapsible antenna.
There is no vloume control.
There is no squelch.
The "bananas" in the collection
- Frequency range:
3.5 ... 6.0 MHz
Technical data :
- Channel spacing / number of channels:
- 40 kHz, 1 channel.
- Channels possible:
- 50
- Transmitting power
- 360 mW (the TM says 36 mW : a misprint)
- Frequency control
- Crystal
- Modulation:
- AM
- Sensitivity,
- 3 to 5 µV
- Tubes:
- 5
- Range:
- over land 1 mile
- over salt water 3 miles
- Antenna:
- collapsible rod antenna
- Batteries, Voltages, Consumption
- Filament battery BA-37, 2 x (parallel), 1.5V, Receiving: 250 mA, Transmitting: 300 mA
- Anode battery BA-38, 103.5V, Receiving: 11 mA, Transmitting: 35 mA
- Hand set
- built in
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BC-611
BC-721)
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