Radio Receiver and Transmitter (military) BC-654-A (SCR-284)

Description: Radio Receiver and Transmitter (military) BC-654-A (SCR-284)In excellent conditionThe device has not been tested, perfectly preserved and complete with all electronic tubes, it is for the collectionThe BC-654-A radio device was produced by the USA in 1944, and the Yugoslav Army received it as part of the military aid package provided by the USA after the end of World War II. It is interesting that, in addition to Yugoslavia, the USA sent the BC-654-A HF radio-telephone system as a military aid to most allied armies, so it could be found in the Soviet Red Army at that time. This radio-telephone device was last used by the US Army in the Korean War Transceiver BC-654-A Radio-device SCR-284-A, in its time, was considered a very high-quality and compact device, the basis of which was the transceiver BC-654-A, and depending on the rest of the composition of the set, the transport variant for installation in a vehicle and portable for transport by people or cargo. The BC-654-A transceiver is made in electron tube technology and operates in the frequency range from 3.8MHz to 5.8MHz with amplitude modulated telephony (AM) and unmodulated telegraphy (CW). The frequency of the receiver and transmitter was adjusted separately, continuously with a knob, even if they were placed in the same housing. It achieved a maximum output power of 17W during AM operation, and 24W during CW telegraphy operation. The receiver was superheterodyne with an intermediate frequency of 455KHz. At first, the device was mounted in the American off-road vehicles Jeep Willus or Dodge, also obtained as aid from the USA, and later in the domestic vehicle Zastava AR-55 produced in the "Zastava" car factory in Kragujevac under the license of the Italian Fiat. Origin: USA (USA).

Price: 730 USD

Location: Nis

End Time: 2024-12-28T14:06:28.000Z

Shipping Cost: 180 USD