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R54/APR-4 WW2 RADIO RADAR RECEIVER 10 TUBES/VALVES 1945 

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A large and historic working radio used during WW2 by the US Air Force. The TN-17 is a plug in unit and various plugins were available for different frequency ranges. These had various uses and were used to investigate reception problems and improve radar and radio reception in future radios and also identify and jam enemy signals. Original audio removed due to RU-vid copyright etc, etc, seems a few seconds of radio station music with static was wrong to publish ??

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14 апр 2014

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@fourfortyroadrunner6701
@fourfortyroadrunner6701 7 лет назад
I still have the three? "plug in" front ends from one of these, I forget, 30mhz IF? output, or maybe 15mhz or so. Been at least 20 years since I played with them. "Back in" the day I managed to use the working receiver to help track down some paging interference going on with the STL up to the KREM2 TV transmitter in Spokane. When I called the engineer, they sounded incredulous, LOL. Gave them the call letters of the offending paging transmitter, and by that afternoon, it was GONE
@scadawizard
@scadawizard 10 лет назад
I still have an APR-4Y stored with my "ham stash", it was purchased in the 1960s as my first tunable vhf radio, adding a preselector and a 30Mhz spectrum analyzer turned it into a great tool for discovering activity. thanks for sharing this video.
@TubesValves
@TubesValves 10 лет назад
Its amazing to see and actually hear these great radio relics. So much history inside them!
@TubesValves
@TubesValves 9 лет назад
Audio was removed due to RU-vid.I was advised copyright etc etc I mean radio static and a few seconds of music! So I had to add an audio dub I picked up a few stations and she works good
@justinevirtue1755
@justinevirtue1755 6 лет назад
The choice of songs is perfect.
@mohinderkaur6671
@mohinderkaur6671 3 года назад
39-4000mhz using 4 plugin units
@EvertvanIngen
@EvertvanIngen 9 лет назад
No audio sample? wtf
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