After WW II,
GRC 9
is the first short wave radio introduced in NATO. It is not Transceiver, but transmitter
and receiver are built in separate modules and must be tuned separately.
Purpose:
The system GRC-9 can operate with every AM station, which operates between 2 and 12 MHz. It can be used as stand-alone device or within group stations.
- Frequency ranges:
2... 12 MHz, AM with 3 frequency ranges: - Range 1: 6.6... 12 MHz
- Range 2: 3.6... 6.6 MHz
- Range 3: 2.0... 3.6 MHz
Technical data:
- Type of the signal transmission:
- Carrier palpation (A1)
- Palpation of the modulated carrier (a2)
- Phonie (A3)
- Transmitting power: due to TDv.5820/3-01 u. TM 11-263
- with DY-88/ GRC9 high: 7 Watt Fonie, 15 Watt CW
- low: 1 Watt Fonie, 5 Watt CW. "
- with Hand-generator GN-58-A: High: 3,6 W Fonie, 10 W CW
- low: 1,2 Watt Fonie, 5 Watt CW.
- Range
- Phonie: 30 km
- CW: 50 km.
- Number of tubes:
- Transmitter: 5 piece
- Receiver: 7 piece
- Calibration:
- Built-in xtal oscillator
- Power consumption:
- 13.2 A at 12 V.
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Complete Set GRC-9 (see below):
- Transmitter/Receiver RT-77 GRC 9;
Mounting frame MT350; Hand generator GN-58-a; Power supply (transformer) DY-88; Bag BG-174 for antenna equipment;
Bag BG-172 for other accessories (antennas, morse key, small articles, tube box etc..); Mast base MP-65-a.
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