Wireless Set No 19 Group Royal Signals WS19 Manual Archive and Document Archive.

The Wireless-Set-No19 Group
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The WS No 19 Established & Designed in England 1940
Royal Signals Established 28 June 1920

For the open exchange of information and opinions about collecting, restoring, maintaining and operating the 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. ALL collectors of vintage military communications equipment are most welcome.

The Manuals section of this site provides the largest publicly available historical archive of military communication documentation in the world. Documents are available for download to members and non-members alike, with no charge. However, to protect our investment in time and money, all documents are password protected. Please see below for instructions on obtaining passwords.

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	Manuals Section :	WS Series and other UK and Commonwealth pre-Larkspur Radio Stations
		Aerials and Antennas
		Ancillary Equipment
		Batteries, Chargers, Generators, Inverters and Power Supplies
		Calibrators, Wave Meters and Test Sets
		Larkspur Series Stations and Receivers
		Miscellaneous Manuals
		Other UK and Commonwealth Receivers and Transmitters
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		Military Use of Commercial Equipment
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		US Technical Manuals
		Various Russian Radio Documents
		Battery Specifications (originally from Defence Standards website)
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Manuals Section - EMERs and other military equipment manuals

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Number	Equipment..	Title
1690	UK/VRQ301/TRA931/MA937/ and BCC400	Installation Manual, UK/VRQ301/TRA931/MA937/ and BCC400 Series Equipments in Ferret Scout Car
1691	UK/VRQ301D	User Handbook UK/VRQ301D and Varients, VHF Transportable Radio Station
1692	BCC 34	User Handbook for High Frequency SSB Transceiver Type BCC34 (Provisional), Sept. 1972
1693	Wireless Set No. 208	Instruction Manual for Wireless Set No. 208, Modification Kit
SIG208	Instruction in Army Telegraphy and Telephony, Volume 1 - Instruments, Aug. 1908
SIG209	Instructions for the Repair of Optical and Other Instruments held on charge by an Artillery Unit, 26/Regs/2367, April 1941
SIG210	Artillery Training Volume 3, Field Gunnery, Pamphlet No.7, Co-operation with the Observation Regiment, WO Code 8273, Feb 1948
SIG211	Artillery Training Volume 1, Artillery in Battle, Pamphlet No.2A Locating and Artillery Intelligence, WO Code 9864, Feb 1964
1694	Sound Ranging Equipment (Excluding Recorders)	Directions for the Use of Artillery Instruments, Pamphlet No.8, WO Code 9556, May 1959
1695	Equipment, Recording Sound Ranging No.5	Directions for the Use of Artillery Instruments, Pamphlet No.14, WO Code 9926, Feb 1964
SIG212	Instruction in Army Telegraphy and Telephony, Volume II - Lines, Aug. 1909
SIG213	Land/Air Warfare Pamphlet No3, Air Reconnaisance, AM Pamphlet 222, 1950
SIG214	Notes on Electricity, HMSO London 1915
	Grounding, Bonding and Shielding for Electronic Equipments and Facilities, Volume 1, Basic Theory, MIL-HDBK-419A, Dec 1987 (No password)
	Grounding, Bonding and Shielding for Electronic Equipments and Facilities, Volume 1, Applications, MIL-HDBK-419A, Dec 1987 (No password)
SIG215	Notes for Young Officers, School of Signals, 1950
SIG216	Notes on Electricity and Service Electrical Apparatus as applied to Artillery, 26/pubs/3809, HMSO, 1938
SIG217	Instruction in Army Telegraphy and Telephony, Vol. II - Lines, 1914
SIG218	Signalling Instructions, Gen. No. 1563, Date 1896
SIG219	Home Office Wireless Instructions for Radio-Telephony Schemes, 1950
SIG220	Signal Training Volume III, Pamphlet No. 31, Boxes, Terminal, Signal Office Mk II and Frames D and P 10-wire Mk I* Sets, 1940
SIG221	Signal Training Volume III, Pamphlet No. 33, Telephone Sets L, 1941
1696	Power Supply, Electronic Rectification. Mullard L.455	Illustrated Spare Parts List, AC14077, April 1965 (AC PSU for C42/C45)
1697	Electrical Equipment (Airborne)	RAF Signals Manual, AP1186D Vol 1, 1943
1698	Portable Exchange Line Simulator ZTL100	ZTL100 NATO, Reference Manual, March 1995
1699	Yagi Aerial No.1 (B43/R222)	Instructions, Fitting, Yagi Aerial No.1 (ZA37963), Marconi Handbook T.2505
1700	MA-4014B	Technical Manual, MA-4014B, Audio Encryption Unit, 1/1/1975

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