RADIO RECEIVER AR-880 UNCLASSIFIED - VIR History

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June 1957 Radio-Receivers
RADIO RECEIVER AR-880
Radio Receiver RR-BED
FUNCllONAL DESCRIPTION
closing cabinet.
The AR-8RD is a 14 tube, penersl purpose Equipment Required but not Supplied:
~ommunications, superheterodyne receiver Antenna, Headset or loudspeaker.
used principally for high frequency communi-
cation in the 540 to 32,000 kilocycle range. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
I t is desiped for the reception of CW, blCX
or AM signals. It is used for rebroadcast FRFOCETCY RANGE: 540 to 3?,000 kc in 5
pickup, nirbase to airtase service, ship to bands.
shore service and island to island service. RAW Il,\T,\
The equipment is contained in e metal cabinet PAyn 1: 540 to 1600 kc.
far table mountinp. RAW 2: 1570 to 4550 kc.
No field changes in effect a t time of PAND 3: 4450 to 12,150 kc.
preparation (19 September 1956). !%A"T!; 11900 to 15600 kc.
RAND 5: 16100 to 22700 kc.
PAW 6: 22000 to 32000 kc.
RFCFPTTCK: CW; MCW or AM VOICE.
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ArTMNA: various types.
Similar to Model AR-BBF exceot for en- RFCEIVER TYPF: Superheterodyne.
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AR-88D RADIO RECEIVER
IN'EVMEDIATE FREWWCY: 455 kc. (1) 6ST7 (1) VR-150-30
OU'IPUT IMPEDANCE: 2.5 ohms and 600 ohms. Total Tubes: (14).
MAX UNDI SKIRTED OUTWT: 2.5 W.
POWER INPUT: 100 W. (1) A1
POWER SOURCE: 100 to 165 v or 190 to 260 v, Total Crystals (1).
50 to 60 cps or 6 v and 250 to 300 v DC
from battery or vibrator.
REFERENCE DATA AND LITERATURE
MANUFACTLIRER'S OR CONTRACTOR'S DATA IR-25927-3: Technical Manual for General
Purpose Communications Receiver.
RCA Victor Division of Radio Gorp, of Model AR-88D.
America, Camden, N.J.
TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT DESIGN COGNIZANCE
PROCUREMENT COGNIZANCE
STOCK NO.
R.D.B. IDENT. NO.
SHIPPING DATA
NUMBER VOLUME OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
OF CONTENTS AND IDENTIFICATION PACKED
(Cu.Ff.1 (inchor)
BOXES I I (Ibs.1
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1 Radio Receiver &R-840 8.15 18-l/U X 26112 X 29
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
QUANTITY OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
PER NAME AND NOMENCLATURE
(inrhrsl (Ibs.1
EQUIPT
1 Radio Receiver An-ROD
1 Coil-Adjustment Tool
1 Plunger-Trimmer Tool
1 Setscrew Wrench
2 Technical Manuals Tbtll-880
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AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVER ARB
Aircraft Radio Receiver ARB
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
TheModel ARB consists of a superheterodyne ~EQIJENCYR ANGE: 195 to 9n5n kc.
receiver designed forthe reception of voice, BAND DATA
now or continuous wave signals within the RANn A: 195 to 560 kc.
frequency range between 195 and 9050 kilo- RAND n: 56n to 1600 kc.
cycles and a group of controls and acces- RAW C: 1.6 to 4.5 mc.
sories which permit control of the receiver B A n~: 4.5 to 9.05 mc.
from either one or two remote locations, The A>T1?4: Loop or extended type on Bands A
frequencv range is divided into four bands. and B, extended type on]" on hands C and
n.
On the two lower bands (195 to 1600 kc,)
either a loop or nn extended antenna may he RECEPTIOY Voice, W W or CW.
used; on the upper frequency bands, only an IYTERIiEnIATE FRFPI'FNCY: 135 i, on hands 4
extended antenna may be used. The receiver and R, 915 kc on hands C and 11.
selectivity may be broadened on the two high FREQIIFNCY CONTUOL: Manual at either local
frequency bands to facilitate the locating or remote positions.
of signals. OWPW IhlPEnANCE: 3130 and 4000 ohms.
An Accessories Plug is provided on the POWER SO1,WF: 28 v EC.
receiver unit to power auxiliary equipment
through the receiver
MAANVFP.I=Il!RFE'S OR CONTRACTOR'S OATA
k ffie!d =henDts in pffrrr nf time of
preparation (19 October 1956). Radio Corp of America.
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ARB AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVER
REFERENCE DATA AND LITERATURE
Contract NOS 98559, dated 23 February
craft Radio Receiver ARB.
NAVAER 08-50-3: Technical Manual for Air-
craft Radio Receiver ARB.
TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT
DESIGN COGNIZANCE "lAEP
(1) 12AS7 (1) 12A6 (4) 12SF7 PROCUREMENT COGNIZANCE
Total Tubes: (6) STOCK NO.
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
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QUANTITY OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
NAME AND NOMENCLATURE
(inchesl (Ibr.)
EQUIP1
Tuning Drive
1 set' Combined Opera: i ng Spare Parts (and box!
for ARB Receiver and ATE
Transmitter (RCA MI-8695)
Qeceiver and ATB Transmitter (RCA MI-869~4)
'dim incl mounting base
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AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT
ARD-1
Antenna Detector €FA32
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Radio-Receivers
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ARD-1 AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT
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AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT ARD-1
MANUFACTURER'S OR CONTRACTOR'S DATA
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The Model ARD-1 is a "on-radiating early Midwest Radio Corporation, Cincinnati,
warning receiver designed t o detect radar Ohio.
signals beyond the effective range of the Concrecc NXs 12756, dated 12 September
rsdar, t o measure carrier frequencies and 1942.
pulse repetition rates, and to locate radar
transmitters by means of directive bearings. TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT
It is intended primarily for use on sub-
marines and planes.
Radar signals can be heard on the ARD-1
at two or three times the effective range of
e rsdar system. The receiver consists of an
antenna-detector unit, an arnplifipr, and an
AC or DC power supply. Total Tubes: (11)
No field changes in effect a t time af
preparation (18 October 1956).
REFERENCE DATA AND LITERATURE
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
ENG-215: Technical Manual for Aircraft
FRECVENCY RANGE: 0 to 3000 ac max. Radio Reeeivinp Equipment Model ARD-1.
PRR MEASURED: 50 to 8000 cps.
SIGNAL STRENGTH: 1 mx per meter from 85 to
1000 mc mi".
SENSITIVITY: Diminishes above 700 mr.
ANTENNA-DETECTOR: Consists of a slotted
line, antenna rod and a diode detector.
ANIEWA LENGTHS: 53. 31 and 16 centimeters.
POWR REQUIREMENTS TYPE CLASSIFICATION
BATTERY POWER SUPPLY NT-19AAC: 72 or 24 DESlGN COGNIZANCE BUAER
v DC an? (5) 45 v bstteries. PROCUREMENT COGNIZANCE
RECTIFIER POWER UNIT STOCK NO.
IXPUT: 110 v, 60 cps, single phase.
OIITPUT: 215 v at 34 ma and 6.3 v at
3.75 amp.
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
QUANTITY
OVERAII DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
PEC NAME AND NOMENCLATUPE
EQUIPT (inches) (Ibs.)
r
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Aircre:: Radio Receiving Ecuipment Model A R k 1
cons;s:lr; ;':
1 Antenna and Detector 66ADQ f i/4 X 4-i/2 X 73-:i? ex:. 4.4
Amp1 i fier 50CBW 7-25/32 z 5-27/12 X 12-1/16 24.7
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; R.F. Filfer US! 51130 +l/S X 5-9/32 X 8-3/U 5.2
iestOscil1ator60AaG L I / U X ii-518 X 5-518 3.3
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Battery Power unit 19AAC or ( 6-11>> x 6-jiii x 22-5j16 1 2 .: 3
1 Rectifier Power Unit 20185 7-5/12 X 8-3/16 X 8-21/72 18.8
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Hadio-Receivers
AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT ARD-2
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ARD-2 AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER'S OR CONTRACTOR'S DATA
The Model ARD-2 is a non-radiating inter- M i d wpqt Radio Corpnretion, Cincinnati.
cept receiver primarily intended for air- Ohio.
borne use. It is designed t o detect radar Contract NXss 12756, Dated 12 June
sipnals beyond the effective range of the 1943.
radar, t o measure carrier freouencies from
80 to 3000 mc and pulse repetition rates
from SO to RODn cps. Approxirnzre ?o;pti;n of TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL CClfi?LE.k!-
radar transmitters may also be determined
when the directive bearings are known. (1) 4464 (3) 6AC7
Radar signals can be heard an the Iill-2 ( 2 ) 6SN7GT (1) 6E5
at two or three times the effective range of (2) 6SL7GT (1) 5Y3GT
a radar system. The receiver consists of a (1) VR-150-30 (1) 955
Total Tubes: (12).
tunable antenna-detector unit, an amplifier
and oower supply on one chassis, and a test
oscillator.
REFERENCE DATA AND LITERANRE
No field changes in effect a t time of
preparation (19 October 1956).
Preliminary Technical Manual for Aircraft
Radio Receiving Equipment Model ARD-2.
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
FRECUENCY RANGE: 0 to 3000 mc.
PRR MEASURED: SO to 8000 cps.
SIGNAL STRENGTH: 5 to 10 mv min.
ARTEVNA DETECTOR: Consists of antenna rods, TYPE CLASSIFICATION
a diode detector and a tuning stub. DESIGN COGNIZANCE BUAER
ANTENNA LENGTHS: 55, 30 and 16 centimeters. PROCUREMENT COGNIZANCE
POWER REOUIREMENTS: 115 v, 60 to 2400 cpa, STOCK NO.
single phase.
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED DATA
QUANTITY OVERALL DIMENSIONS WEIGHT
PEP NAME AND NOMENCLATURE
(iorharl (Ibs.)
EQUIPT
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Pi r.craft Radic Receivi na Equi omen! Model ARC-2
cms;s: a?:
bl*.-nn7 !nd Dk~?~'oNrT -66A'n 3-718 X 5-iiil X 32
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Amp1 i fi :r NT-53 liDC includicg Shxk @curt Ni-:ti29 5518 Kg-;'& x 22-518
Test Oscil Iator NT-60PBGi lL-:/'4 X U-510 X 5-518
S?f cf ;,< ...,.; r;..,
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set of vouiomrn: $?ares
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'iAilildind dim. or ;.:it..r r Rods.
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AIRCRAFT RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT ARJ
Aircraft Radio Receiving Equifment ARJ I
\ FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION TUBE AND/OR CRYSTAL COMPLEMENT
The ARJ is an aircraft radio television
receiver designed for use with the ATJ radio
television transmitter. It may be adjusted
to operate on any one of five different fre-
quency channels. permitting simultaneous
operation of up to five separate sets of (2) a07 (1) ~ZSL~GT
equipments within the same general area. (2) 1811P1/7CP1 (2) VR105-30
Under favorable operating conditions, scenes Total Tubes: (32)
clearly visible at the transmitting aircraft
may be reproduced in the receiving aircraft
at a distance of at least ten miles.
REFERENCE DATA AND UTERATURE
No field changes in effect at time of
preparation (24 October 1956).
NAVAER 08-5s-45: Technical Manual for Navy
Models ATJ and ARJ Aircraft Redio Equip-
RELATION TO OTHER EQUIPMENT ment~.
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NAVAER 08-59-79: Technical Manual for Navy
Equipment Required but not Su~plied: Models ATJ-ATK Aircraft Radio Transmitter
Test Equtpment is required.
Ea. ui.~ mentsa nd ARJ-ARK Aircraft Red i a
Receiver Equipment
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
2RESENTATION: 7 in. CR tube in receiver and
monitor units.
RESOLLITION: 230 scanning lines vertical and
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TYPE RECEIVER: Superheterodyne.
1NTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY: 23.5 mc.
TYPE CLASSIFICATION
IF BANDWIDTH: 8 mc.
ITUT IlIPEDANCE: 50 ohms. DESIGN COGNIZANCE B ~ ~ E R
?%'El? REQUIREMENTS PROCUREMENT COGNIZANCE
RECEIVER: 27 to 31 v DC, 10 amps at 28.6 STOCK NO.
v DC.
MONITOR: 27 to 31 v X. 4 amps at 28.6 v
DC.
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