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www.MegaCycles.co.uk - www.KiloCycles.co.uk WS19, 19 SET, Wireless Set No 19, WS22, Wireless Set no 22, 22 set, wireless set no 62, WS62, 62 set, wireless set 18, WS18, 18 set, Wireless Set 38, WS38, 38 set, PRC-320, prc320, prc-350, prc350, prc-351, prc351, racal, clansman, larkspur |
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The WS 19 Established
& Designed in England 1940 Royal Signals Established 28 June 1920 |
The WS19 Group or Wireless-Set-No19 Group is for the open exchange of information and opinions about collecting, restoring, maintaining and operating the WS19, Wireless Set No 19 and all other radios, as well as line and other forms of comms equipment, used by the Allied forces before, during and after World War II. For organising operating events with the broadest possible participation. Anyone interested in military communications equipment, vintage and modern, are most welcome. | |||||||||||
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An addition to volume 2, a previously unseen Voltmeter, Valve, UHF No. 1 used for the testing of the Wireless Set No. 19 B set RF output. |
Compendium
1 "Spark to Larkspur" Compendium 2 "Spark to Larkspur" (Special Sets, Receivers and Larkspur) is divided into five main sections and sub-divided into chapters by application, operational use, range or family of sets, and date of introduction.
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Compendium 5 is
a facsimile reprint of 'Signal Communication Equipment used
by Enemy Nations', a British publication providing technical
and operational data on captured enemy signal communication equipment
originating from Germany, Italy and Japan. It was produced by the
Signals Research and Development Establishment (SRDE) in co-operation
with M.I. 8 and first issued as a secret document in January 1944.
Compendium
6 is a facsimile
reprint of 'Notes On Equipment' a modern reprint of a
1944 document issues by the Training Establishment, Royal Army Ordnance
Corps, F Branch, which was based at Donnington in Shropshire. Notes
on Equipment, Volume IV, was titled Signal and Wireless Stores, and
was intended to give Stores personnel a grounding in the line and radio
equipment used by the wartime army. |
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Latest documents added to the archive (updated 19th October 2024).