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UNCLASSIFIED
June 1957
Radio-Receiver
RADIO EQUIPMENT ABD
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT
The ABD is designed far aircraft use. (3) 7C7 (2) 1203-A (1) HY-615
No field changes in effect at time of (1) 1201 (1) RK34
preparation (9 Xovember 1956).
Total Tuhes: (8)
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
REFERENCE DATA AND LITERATURE
FIlE:IKENCY H4NCE
A RANI): 38 to 52 mc. NAVAER OR-55-30: Technical Manual for Radio
Equipment ABn. Ann-1, ABD-2, ABn-3, ABE
a.n.. d. A. .R- F.- I..
CWTROl. INIT: 12 to 14 v IK., 5 amp.
EAnIO RECEIVER: 12 v DC, 5 amp.
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MANUFAMRERI OR CONTRACTOR'S DATA cLAu,F,cAnoN
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DESIGN COGNIZANCE 3!l?E9
Phi lco Corporation. Piti l ade lphia. t'enn- j i
1 P ~ ~ c " ~ ECMOG:~~::A NCE I
~ ~3 " H. Z S L ~ . STOCK NO.
Contrart VOs-9G911, dated 25 February I
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1942.
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1.4 ABD: 1
UNCUSSIFIED
Radio-Receiver June 1957
RADIO EQUIPMENT
ABD
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
QUANTITY OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
PEC NAME AND NOMENCLATURE (inches) (Ibs.1
EQUIPT
1 Radio Receiver Unit U3AAH +1/2 X 17 X 13-112 29
1 Control Unit 23ABE 3-718 x &I18 X 7-112 3.5
2 ~ntennai nsulator Bushing
2 Antenna Shock Cord Assy
1 "D" Plug
1 Fuse Assembly 0.25
1 Pilot Control Switch 0.6
1 Terminal 8lock (ceramic) 0.1
1 Terminal Block (bake1 i te)
2 Antenna Plugs
1 SeverrProng Male Plug 0.15
1 SeverrProng Female Pl ug 0.15
2 Five-Prong Male Pi ug 0. lU
1 Fiveprong Female Plug 0.14
1 Shielded Cable (6 conductor) 0.18
1 Shielded Cable (B conductor) 0.19
1 Shielded Cable (7 conductor) 0.09
1 Power Socket Assy 0.4
2 Fi'e-Prong Plug Shield Assy
1 Seven Prong Plug Shield Assy
1 "D" Plug Shield Assy
1 Equipment Spare Parts Group
1 Detonator Indicator
1 Junction Box
1 Detonator
1 Receiver Shock Mounting 0.9
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UNCUSSlFlED
April 1958 Radio-Receivers
AIRCRAR RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT ABK, ABK-1 thru -7
POWER SOURCE REWIRED
Am-2.-4.-6: 12 v DC.
Am-1. -3,-5,-7: 24 v DC.
MANUFACTURER'S OR CONTRACIOR'S DATA
Hazeltine Electronics Corporation, NFI
York, New York.
Contract NOS 95492 (ABK, ABK-1).
Subcontractors: Stewart Warner Corpo-
ration, Stromberg-Carlaon Tel. Mfg.
Compsny, Zenith Radio Corporation.
Stramberg-Carlson Company, Rochester, New
York.
Contract NXa 8127 (ABK-2,ABK-3).
Zenith Radio Corporation, Chicago, Ill.
Contract NXs 8128 (ABK-4,AE!X-5).
Stewart-Warner Corporation. Chicago, 111.
Contract NXs 8129 (ABK-6,ABK-7).
Aircraft Radio Receiving Bquipment
ABK, ABK-I ERRU 7
TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
AEX, ABK.1 lliRU -7
The ABK and ABK-1 thru -7 are part of the
(2) 2C22 (2) 6H6
Mark 111 IFF System. and are primarily in-
(5) 6SH7
tended for use in aircraft as a means of
Total Tubes: (9)
establishing identity. They are combination
receivers and transmitter-coders which re-
No Crystal Data Available.
spond with the appropriate coded signal when
excited by the signal from an interrogator.
All models of the ABK Series are similar ex-
REFERENCE DATA AND UTERAWRE
cept for power supply voltage.
No field changes in effect a t time of
preparation (7 April 1958). CSP1375: Technical Manna1 for Nary Model
ABK Series Air~rsftRadioReceirinE~q uip-
ment.
RELATION TO OTHER EQUIPMENT
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The AM Series are used to reply to chal-
lenges from Mark III IFF interrogators. They
are also used on shipboard where th-y art TYPE CUSSIFIUTION
known as the BK Series. DESIGN COGNIZANCE 8U4ER
PIOCUUEMEN'I COGNIZANCE 4BKdE-9079-4,
STOCK NO. 4BK-1-RE-9'279-4
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ELECTRICAL AND MECHANiCAL CHARACrrPlmef
FREOUFNCY RANGE: 158 to 168 mc.
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
Radio-Receivers April 1958
ABK, ABK-1 thru -7 AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
QUANTITY OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEICM
PEE NAME AND NOMENCLATURE
(inrher) (Ibs.1
EQUIPT
dircraft Wad io Receiver (Transponder)
NT-U744X.
NT-U7A4Y'*
Cant rol Unit NT-27ABG
Selector Unit NT-274BH
Antenna 4ssembly NT-66a4V or
NT-6644W
Set of Equiprent Spares
NOTE: .For 12-v DC power source (ABK-~, -4. -6).
"For 24-v DC power source (4~~-1-,7 . -5,
-7).
UNCLASSIFIED
1.6 ABK: 2
UNCUSSIFIED
October 1957 Redio-Receiver
DIRECTION FINDER AN/ARD3
RADIO SYSTEM
Direction Pider Ralta 3ysten: ANIARD-3
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1.4 AK/ARD-3: I
UNCLASSIFIED
Radio-Receiver October 1957
DIRECTION FINDER
RADIO SYSTEM
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ROTATION: 100' each side of longitudinal
axis of aircraft.
The AN;/ARD-3 is used in aircraft for hom- POWER SOURCE REQUIRED: 24 to 28 v DC.
ing or direction finding on intercepted sig- AUDIO AMPLIFIER BANDWIDTH: 400 to 2000 cps
nals ranging in frequency from 350 to 400 at 40 to 50 db down.
megacycles. The direction of the intercepted SENSITIVITY: 1 megacycle band width.
signal is tstablised by rotating the antenna GAIN: 40 to 50 dbw/l usec pulse and recurr-
until thepoint ofminimurn signal is obtained. ance rates between 400 to 2000 cps.
Either headphones, an oscilloscope or both EFFECTIVE RANGE: 13 mi.
are connected ti the receiver output.
No field changes in effect at time of
TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT
preparation (30 January 1957).
(2) 955 (5) 6AC7
RELATION TO OTHER EQUIPMENT (2) 6SN7 (1) 655
Total Tubes: (10)
Equipment Required But Not Supplied: (1)
600 ohm headset with telephone plug and (1)
Oscilloscope (optional) REFERENCE DATA AND LITERATURE
CO-AN08-30-AFiQ-3-2, Technical Manual for Mod-
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARAClERlmCS el AN/ARD-3 Direction Finder Radio System.
FREQUENCY RANGE: 300 to 400 mc.
WTPUI IMPEDANCE: 600 ohms. TYPE CUSSIFIWION
ANTENNA DESIGN COGNIZANCE BUSH I PS
TYPE: horizontal dipole ./two phased PROCUREMEM COGNIZANCE
STOCK NO.
vertical dipoles 1/2 wave apart (Ad-
cock).
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
QUANTITY OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
PER NAME AND NOMENCLATURE (inches) (Ibs.)
EQUIPT
1 Antenna Assembly AS-861~RD-3 15 x 19 x 44-112 5.3
1 Antenna Ease As-251ARb3 7-114 X 12-9/16 X 39-118 l0.u
1 Antenna Positioning Assembly Mx-llO/AP~-2u 1-518 X 5-318 X 15-112 6.3
1 Antenna Positioning Indicating Assembly 3-114 X 3-114 X 3-718 1.9
) E-61lAPA-zu
1 Impedance Matching Switching Unit RF-lO/ARD-3 2-118 x 3 x 10 2
1 Control Bur "-1OlIARD-3 4-718 X 67/16 X 7-318 3.5
1 Dynamotor unit DY-181~~ U-318 x 6-718 x 7-318 9.5
1 Mounting Base MT-201/AR 1-3/32 X U-112 X 7-318 0.8
1 Radio Receiver R-671ARD-3 Interconnecting cable and 6-11/16 X 7-17h2 X 15-318 10.0
copper tubing
UNCLASSIFIED
1.4 AN/ARD-3: 2
Radio-Receivers
RADIO RECEIVING SET AN/ARN-41 AND
AN/ARN41 A
Receiving Set, Radio AB/ARH-YIA
1. Antenna AT-556B/ARN-41
2. Amplifier, Electronic Control A~-1507/an~-nlaw i !h Mounting M T - ~ ~ ~ ~ / A R N - u ~
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3. Receiver. ?ad!c R-~?S/ARN--. *iih Moun!ing nT-l:?~j;RN-~ia
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u. Control. Radio Sei r-1 in?/ars-nln
5. Installation xi? for Radic Receiving Set AN/ARN-414
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UNCLASSIFIED
Radio-Reccivera April 1958
AN/ARN41 AND RADIO RECEIVING SET
AN/ARN-41A
FUNCTtONAL DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER'S OR CONTRACTOR'S DATA
The AN/ARN-41 and AN/ARN-41A are designed Lear Inc., Santa Monica, California
aa a combination Automatic Direction Finder Contract NOas 55-757-f, dated 31 May
1955.
(ADF) and radio receiver, designed for use
in aircraft. When signals from the senre
antenna are selected, theeguipments functions
TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT
aaa conventional radio receiver. Whensignals
are aelected from both the loop and sense
(1) 12AT7WA (2) 12BA6 (1) 6BF6
antenna, the equipment functions as an auto-
(1) 12AU7 (1) 12BE6 (2) 6BJ6
matic direction finder (adf) providing auto- (2) 12AX7 (4) 6AK6 (2) 6X4WA
matic visual indication of the relative
Total Tubes: (16'
direction from which radio signals are re- No Crystals used.
ceived.
The AN/ARN-41 and AN/ARN-41A are simi-
lar in operation and function, but differ in REFERENCE DATA AND LITERATURE
eq.u i.pm ent supplied and frequency range corer-
age. ~ ~ NAVAER 16-45-550 Technical Manuel forAN/ARN-
No field changes in effect at time of
41 Radio Receiving Set.
preperation (10 September 1958).
NAVAER 16-30ARN41-501 Technical Manual for
AN/ARN-41A Radio Receiving Set.
EOUIPMENT REQUIRED BUT NOT SUPPLIED
(1) Direction Indicator ID-90, !9 or 92,
(1) Loudspeaker (3.2 ohm voice colI), (1)
Headset (200 ohm). (1) Sense Antenna
ELEClRKAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS 1 I
TYPE CLASSIFICATION
NUMBER OF BARDS: 3 hands.
TYPE OF RECEPTION: AO, Al, A2. A3. I DESIGN COGNIZANCE BUAER
0UTPm IMPEDANCE: 260 ohms.
FREQUENCY RANGE PROCUREMENT COGNIZANCE
AN/ARN-41: 190 to 1750 kc.
AN/ARN-41A: 190 to 430 kc and 480 to STOCK NO.
1725 kc.
OPERATING POWER REQUIREMENTS: 28 v DC, 4 -
ampa.
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
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QUANTITY OVERALL DIMENSIONS
PEn NAME AND NOMENCUNRE (inches)
EQVIPl
AN/ARN
41 ( 4lA
Antenna AT-556/ARN-41
Antenna AT-556B/ARN-UI
Amplifier Electronic Control AM-1179lARN-41
Amp1 if ier Electronic Control ~+1507/ARN-41A
Rad lo Receiver R-637/ARN-41
Radio Recelver &678/ARN-UIA
Connector and Swltch Kit
Radio Control Set c-~~uz/ARN-U~A
ShockmUunt
lnstallatlon Kit for Radio Receiving Set AN/ARN-
UlA
UNCLASSIFIED
Radio-Receivers
April 1959
RADIO RECEIVING SET AN/ARN41 B
Rndto Recelolnf Set BI/ARR-$l8
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
Radio-Receivers April 1959
AN/ARN-41 B RADIO RECEIVING SET
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER'S OR CONTRACTOR'S DATA
The AN/ARN-41B is designed as a combina- Lear Inc.. Learcal Division, Santa Monica,
tion law andmedium frequency radio communic- California.
ations receiver and automatic direction Contract TCG-39516. dated 30 December
finder (ADF). It is asuperheterodyne receiver 1953.
with soecial circuits to orovide automatic
indication of the source of received signals.
TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT
Data on this sheet reflects the following
chan.ae s: Chan.ae 1. 17 May 1957.
(4) 6AK6 (1) 6BF6
(2) 6856 (2) 6x4
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED BUT NOT SUPPLIED (1) 12AT7 (1) 12AU7
(. 2.) 12AX7 (2) 12BA6
(1) Direction Indicator Navy Type ID-90, (1) 12BF6
(1) Headset (200-600 ohm), (1) SenseAntenna. Total Tubes: (16)
No Crystals used.
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
T(PE OF CIRCUIT: Superheterodyne type. REFERENCE DATA AND LITERATURE
LOOP SPEED: Rotates 180°in less than s i x
seconds. CG-273-26 Technical Manual for Radio Receiving
AUDIO OUTF'UT: One watt max, undistorted. Set AN/ARN-41B.
ABSOLUTE COMPASS SMSITIVITY: 100 microvolts
per meter (absolute) giving bearing
accuracy of i2'.
RECEIVER SENSITIVITY: 15 microvolts or less
for 5 milliwatts into a 600 ohm load:
TiPE OF RECEPTION: AO, Al. A2, A3.
TYPE CLASSIFICATION
INTERMEDIATE FREQUMCY: 46 5 kc.
FRECUENCY RANGE DESIGN COGNIZANCE USCG
BAND ONE: 1150 to 2850 kc.
PROCUREMENT COGNIZANCE
BAND TWO: 500 to 1150 kc.
BAND THREE: 190 to 430 kc. 1 S.T. O- C-.K . N. .O.
OPERATING POWEh REQJIRENENT: 28 v DC at 3.3 t
amps normal, and 4.3 amps during band
switching (intermittent).
NUMBER VOLUME OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
OF CONTENTS AND IDENTIFICATION (tu.Ft.1 (inches) PACKED
BOXES (Ibs.)
1 1 1
1
1 Connector Kit contai ner 1.5 7-112 X 13 X 26-112
control and Antenna container 1.2 10-112 x 14-112 x 15-112 12
~mpilf i er Rectifier and Shock- 2.6 Is X 14-112 X 27 95
mount Container
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I EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
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QUANTITY .
OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
PER NAME AND NOMENCLATURE
EQUIPT (inches) (Ibr.1
I 1
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Radio Recelver R-6671ARN-UlB 5-21/32 X 6-718 X 12-7/16 7.2
UNCLASSIFIED
1.4 AN~ARN-4 18: 2