Supplement covering Radio Sets AN/VRC-19, -19X, and -19Y, with changes and supplementary information to the basic technical manual.Historic14 pagesComms Signal
To prevent the enemy from using or salvaging this equipment for his benefit. WHEN—When ordered by your commander. HOW — 1. Smash—Use sledges, axes, handaxes, pickaxes, hammers, crow- bars, heavy tools, etc. 2, Cut—Use axes, handaxes,…Historic180 pagesComms Signal
TM: n-302 C 1 TECHNICAL MANUAL, 10y4. (Added.) Power units PE-HF-43 and PE-HG-43.— These units are identical with power units PE-HD—13 and PEHE-43. All information in paragraphs 1 to 10 inclusive pertaining to power units PE-HD-43 and…Historic87 pagesComms Signal
TM 11-303 Pars. 1-3 This manual supersedes War Department Training Circular 69, 19 May 1943 SECTION I DESCRIPTION 1. PURPOSE. Test Sets I-56-C, I-56-D, I-56-H and 1-56 J, referred to in this text as Test Set 1-56- (*), are electrical…Historic111 pagesComms Signal
5. Adapter RS-259 This adapter is used for aligning Radio Sets SCR-509-(*), SCR-510- (*), and SCR-610-C*). It plugs into the transmitter Battery BA-39, thereby placing a 500-ohm, 5-watt resistance in series with the highvoltage (h-v) lead.…Historic51 pagesComms Signal
RESTRICTED TM 11-310 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS FOR MAINTENANCE OF GROUND RADIO COMMUNICATION SETS This manual contains a condensation of information for the maintenance of Signal Corps ground radio communication sets. It is presented as a…Historic320 pagesComms Signal
C, nsny of itter ermit ote trol mitter e point pairs units, attery sed for m the he revers may switch. s th field es under r. The signating equipnd all equipM-13-(*) refers RM-13-D, and nd to those of the example, Control 55-D are comn —…Historic84 pagesComms Signal
capture of this equipment, O PART OF IT CAN MY, BURN ALL cts are readily e, oil, paper, or tes and circuit ent-boards. means and meters. gas, oil, and water er rotating, moving phones, microainers, etc. or dispose of it in ULD NOT BE A-C…Historic15 pagesComms Signal
WAR DEPARTMENT Washington 25, D. C. 28 Aug 1943 This Technical Manual is furnished for the information and guidance of all concerned. RESTRICTED Dissemination of restricted matter.— The information con tained in restricted documents and…Historic114 pagesComms Signal
11-321 SIGNAL CORPS een nen rest aae Figure 1 View showing Test Set I-56-E complete with each unit in place in carrying case.Historic58 pagesComms Signal
TECHNICAL SWITCHBOARDS BD-71, BD-72, AJtfD Changes! DEPAETMENT, No. 1 J D. C., December 1944. TM 11-330, 29 October 1943, is changed as follows : 11.1. GENERAL (Added). The outbreak of gas war fare -should not interfere with the continuity…Historic55 pagesComms Signal
TM 11-332 ci TECHNICAL MANU TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFfCETSET TC-4 'FICF/SI CHANGES 1 W JUfcsljEPARTMENT, /'No/l J TM. 11-332, June 1, 1942, is 6. Switchboard operatic * * * /. Grouping key. * * * (3) The A and B leads are commonto Ml cord…Historic53 pagesComms Signal
WAR DEPARTMENT TECHNICAL MANUAL . "I. A j f hft *.' " , TELEPHONES , EE-8, EE-8-A AND EE-8-B WARNING: The material forming the subject matter of this manual is the property of the United States Government and it is printed and distributed…Historic83 pagesComms Signal
Section I. DESCRIPTION OF TIMING AND TELEPHONE SET ML-110 1. General a. Timing and Telephone Set ML-110 consists of Time Interval Unit ML-138 and associated equipment. The timing and tele phone set is designed as an aid in making…Historic75 pagesComms Signal
TM 11-336 V3 TECHNICAL M TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFI / I "*""" • - CHANGES! / *OWAB DEPARTMENT, No. 1 WASHINGTON, May 12, 1943. TM 11-336, January 18, 1943, is changed as follows : APPENDIX (ADDED) MOBILE TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFICE FOR DIVISIONS…Historic61 pagesComms Signal
Covers the description, installation, operation, and maintenance of Telephone Central Office Set TC-10, including Switchboard BD-110.Historic173 pagesComms Signal
11-340 MANUAL TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFICE SET TC-2 CHANGES! WAR DEPARTMENT, 1 J WASHimiiua 25, R C., 12 November 1943. TM 11-340, 19 October 1942, is changed as follows: 2. Description. &. Cabinet BE-79 (main distributing frame) (fig. 2). —…Historic97 pagesComms Signal
Table of resistance versus voltmeter reading for various test battery voltages. Voltmeter, 100,000 ohms (voltmeter not shunted) ' Voltmeter• 199.6 ohms (VM SHUNT key operated) ' Voltmeter reading (Maximum test battery voltage) (Maximum…Historic59 pagesComms Signal
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Fig. No. Title Page 20. Schematic diagram for measuring transmission through a switchboard cord circuit 23 21. Schematic diagram for measuring transmission through a switchboard line or trunk circuit 23 22. Schematic…Historic83 pagesComms Signal
INTRODUCTION. a. The Radio Teletype Terminal Equipment AN/FGC1 or AN/FGC-1X forms part of a radio-telegraph system, the receiving circuit being designed to receive signals alternately from one or two radio transmitters at moderate…Historic210 pagesComms Signal
TM 11-360 REEL UNITS RL-26 AND RL-26-A 1-2 mounted, the units can also be operated in temporary fixed positions 011 the ground. 2. Characteristics. —a. RL-26.—All component parts of the reel unit RL-26 are assembled on a skid frame which…Historic91 pagesComms Signal
L- 110i BBQ . TM 11-362 Gi CALIF: 1 TECHNICAIN N REEL -B Ni ' CHANGES os ° pe. MRTMENT, No. 1 NGTON .5 February 1944. TM 11-862, 1 July 1941, is changed ag iq tb 8.1. (Added.) Installation in t-tén truck.—a. General.—To mount reel unit…Historic27 pagesComms Signal
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