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The WS 19 Established & Designed in England 1940
Royal Signals Established 28 June 1920

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Louis Meulstee
Key and Plug Assemblies An overview..



 

Compendium 1 "Spark to Larkspur"
(Wireless Sets 1910-1948)

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.


Compendium 3 and 4 "Foreign Equipment Data Sheets" (Part 1 and Part 2) contains a facsimile reprint of a German World War 2 publication entitled 'Signal Equipment' ('Nachrichtengerät'), also known as D50/13. The publication is Volume 13 in the 'Foreign Equipment Data Sheets' ('Kennblätter fremden Geräts'), a series of German Army publications providing data on enemy equipment, principally from Belgium, England, France, North America, Russia and Switzerland.

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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  Lamps, Operator. An Overview by Chris Bisaillion and Louis Meulstee
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Latest documents added to the archive (updated 13th February 2015).

Number Equipment..  Title
5332
 Basic Field Manual Vol. IV, Signal Communication, 1931
2071
 Application Notes for Thermal Converters, Ormandy & Stollery
2072
 Thermal Converters, T.C.6 Ormandy & Stollery Ltd.
2073
 Thermal Converters, T.C.7 Ormandy & Stollery Ltd.
2074
 TF1020A and TF1020A/I Marconi Instruments Operating and Maintenance Handbook for RF Power Meter Types TF1020A and TF1020A/I
5333
 Fullerphones, Mark IV, IV* and V Identification List for Fullerphones Mk 4, Mk 4* and Mk 5, WO 4030, July 1955
5334
 Fullerphones, Mark IV and IV* (CDN) EMERs Tels TZ 210, TZ 212/1, TZ 216/1 & TZ 217/1
2075
 Wireless Set No. 53 Wireless Set No. 53, Second to Fourth Echelon Work, EMER D364, Jun 1950
2076
 Wireless Set No. 53 Wireless Set No. 53, Modification Instructions, EMER D367
2077
 Wireless Set No. 53 Wireless Set No. 53, Technical Handbook, Inspection Standards, EMER D368, Feb 1961
2078
 Wireless Set No. 53 Wireless Set No. 53, Technical Handbook, Miscellaneous Instruction, EMER D369
2079
 AN/PRS-7 Operator's Organizational and Direct Support Maintenance Manual Including Repair Parts and Special Tools List, Detecting Set, Mine, Portable, Metallic and Nonmetalic, AN/PRS-7. (Litton Systems Model NMN, NSN 6665-00-179-5120) and (Fourdee Model 4D6000, NSN 6665-00-138-7998), TM5-6665-293-13&P, Sept 1969
2081
Army Form A.2042C, Postal Redirection Card
2080
 Wireless Set B.44 Mk1 Provisional Working Instructions
2082
 Directions for Using Stevens Patent Portable Field Telephone
2083
 Civil Defence Handbook No. 2, Field Cable Construction, 1959
2084
 Army Book 155, Message forms F. Sigs. 52 Small
2085
 Wireless Sets No 88 Type A & B with Ancillary Equipment I.E.M.E. Identification List E.S. 1615 I.L., WO Code 5453 March 1949
5335
 Infantry Training Volume VIII Infantry Signal Training, Pamphlet No 40 Part 1, Casual and Regular Radio User, AC 71067, 1976
2086
 Microwave & Wave Guides, NAVSHIPS 903-5, Feb 1944
2087
 Mine Detector Log Book, Army Book 546
2088
 Notes for the Guidance of Unit Personnel on Inspection, Care and Preservation of Binoculars Prismatic, Compasses Prismatic and Watches
2089
 R1155 Communications Receiving Equipment, Articles Reproduced from Wireless World, EX-RAF Coms Receiver, modified for Civilain use Jul 1946, Band-Pass Converters 10m unit for R1155 Oct 1950, More About Band-Pass Converters Feb 1950, 21 Mc/s Band-Pass Converter Jul 1952
2090
 R1155 R1155 Practical Wireless Modifications Sept 1956
2091
 Wireless Set No 22 (ZA 11694) Data Summary Tels F310 Mar 1945
2092
 Wireless Set No 22 General Description, Tels F312, Nov 1944
2093
 Wireless Set No 22 Second to Fourth Echelon Work, Tels F314, Oct 1945
2094
 Wireless Set No 22 Mk1 First Echelon Work Tels F313, Jul 1945
2095
 Wireless Set No 33 Working Instructions Part 1 - Operation ZA 10732, March 1942
5310
 Armoured Corps Training, Volume 5 - Signals Pamphlet No 5 RAC Signal Handbook Sept 1982
5336
 Royal Armoured Corps Training, Notes for RAC Signals Instructors, AC 70303, 1966
5337
 RA (Fld) Signallers Compact Guide and Reference, "C" Bty. 39th Signal Training Regt. R.A.
2096
 Radio Set C11 and R210 Royal Canadian School of Signals, Technical Information on Radio Set C11 and R210, Nov 1961
2097
 Service Valve Equivalents, RSGB 1960 - no password required
5338
 Signal Training All Arms, Pamphlet No 10 Signal Tactics Part IV The Armoured Regiment and the Armoured Car Regiment - 1946, Code No 7014
2098
 Generating Set AC 1.5 KVA 240v Single Phase 50c/s No 1 User Handbok, AC11632, 1969
2099
 Intercommunication Set Transistorised, 6 channel User Handbook, AC 14970, 1967
5339
 Teleprinter Operator's Standing Instructions. No1 War Office Signals
2100 EPR/R Reperforator User Handbook for Reperforator, Telegraph Tape EPR/R, AC14968, 1967
2101 Mine Detector No 2 (Polish) Mine Detector No 2 (Polish) Tels B324 (Old Series) May 1943
5340 Royal Signals Training Advisory and Control Team, Field Training Package. Radio Principles, Antennas and Propagation, Part 5- Radio Telegraphist, Part 2-Radio Operator, Feb 1986
No Number
 Compendium of Army Electronics Test Equipment (CAETE) Basic Data Sheets index - click to down load the index. (Compendium is like the Part 0 "data summary" EMERs and does NOT contain operation or servicing information.)
5341 Compendium of Army Electronics Test Equipment (CAETE) Basic Data Sheets Complete 76 mb
5342 Compendium of Army Electronics Test Equipment (CAETE) Basic Data Sheets Section 1 of 3, 31 mb - Amdts and Index to Chapter 335
5343 Compendium of Army Electronics Test Equipment (CAETE) Basic Data Sheets Section 2 of 3, 29 mb - Chapter 337 to Chapter 633
5344 Compendium of Army Electronics Test Equipment (CAETE) Basic Data Sheets Section 3 of 3, 16mb - Chapter 634 to Chapter 915
5345
 Signal Engineering Instruction, Equipment AE 02, Extracts from the NATO Standardization Agreement STANAG 2113 (Edition 3), The Destruction of Military Technical Equipment, Mar 1980
5346
 Signal Engineering Instruction, Installations AG 01, Lightning Protection for Personnel and Royal Signals Static Installations, Army Code 61618, 1994
5347
 Signal Engineering Instruction, Standards and Maintenance AT 02, Signal Works Services - Equipment Support Plan, Army Code 61628, 1981
5348
 Signal Engineering Instruction CT 01, Indoor Wiring for Telephones and Small Switchboards, Army Code 14376, 1973
5349
 Signal Engineering Instruction CT 02, Jointing Paper Core Lead Sheathed Underground Cables, Army Code 14382, 1975
5350
 Signal Engineering Instruction CT 03, Loading Telephone Cables, Army Code 14383, 1974
5351
 Signal Engineering Instruction CT 05, Taped Joints for Thermoplastic Sheathed Cables, Army Code 14418, 1985
5352
 Signal Engineering Instruction CT 11, Jointing Thermoplastic Insulated Conductors Using Slot Connectors or Connectors Wire Insulated, Army Code 14423, 1985
5353
 Signal Engineering Instruction CT 13, Jointing Thermoplastic Sheathed Cables Using Sleeves, Polyethylene No 31A, Army Code 61292, 1974
5354
 Signal Engineering Instruction General DG 01, Telephony Principles and Practice, Part 1 - Principles of Telephones, Army Code 14365, 1983
5355
 Signal Engineering Instruction General DG 02, Telephony Principles and Practice, Part 2 - Manual Telephone Exchange Principles, Army Code 14404, 1977
5356
 Signal Engineering Instruction General DG 04, Telephony Principles and Practice, Part 4 - Automatic Exchange Principles, Army Code 14405, 1982
5357
 Signal Engineering Instruction General DG 05, Telephony Principles and Practice, Part 5 - Telephones, Extension Plans and Special Installations, Army Code 61544, 1976
5358
 Signal Engineering Instruction KD 01, The Bruin System, Army Code 14428, 1972
5359
 Signal Engineering Instruction Systems LP 02, VHF CNR Management, Army Code 60883, 1984
5360
 Signal Engineering Instruction Systems RD 03, Engineering Radio Relay Systems Using SR C41/R222 and CST 1+4 No 3, Army Code 61595, 1976
5361
 Signal Engineering Instruction Systems RG 01, Static Radio Relay Engineering Practice, Army Code 61260, 1974
5362
 Signal Engineering Instruction Systems RG 02, System Standards for Private Circuits, Army Code 61677, 1977
5363
 Signal Engineering Instruction Systems RP 02, Radio Relay Path Assessment, Army Code 14427, 1976
5364
 Signal Engineering Instruction Systems RP 03, Radio Relay Path Assessment, 30 - 1000 MHz, 1978 (low resoution copy)
5365
 The Fullerphone, Its Action and Use, March 1917
5366
 Communication By Wireless, March 1918

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