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The WS 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. Anyone interested in military communications equipment, vintage and modern, are most welcome.

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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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  Manuals Section : WS Series and other UK and Commonwealth pre-Larkspur Radio Stations
    Aerials and Antennas
    Ancillary Equipment
    Audio Amplifier/Public Address
    Batteries, Chargers, Generators, Inverters and Power Supplies
    Test Gear - Calibrators, Wave Meters and Test Sets
    Larkspur Series Stations and Receivers
    Clansman
    Royal Artillery
    Miscellaneous Manuals
    Other UK and Commonwealth Receivers and Transmitters
    Royal Air Force
    Military Use of Commercial Equipment
    Reference EMERs
    Signal Training Documents
    Message Forms
    Signals Codes
    Telephone and Telegraph Equipment - Gallery
    Facsimile
    Mine Detectors
    US Technical Manuals
    Radiation Monitoring
    Various Russian Radio Documents
  Battery Specifications (originally from Defence Standards website)
  Photo Index Page Linked to Documents
  Inverters for powering valve radio equipment
  Photos Section
  R209 Mk2 Restoration Project
R209 Mk1, R209 Mk 2, R209 Mk 2/B and Accessories
  R210 Restoration Project
 
GPO Technical Pamphlets for Workmen
  SL42 and SL56 component photos
  Radio Navigation Aids
  Radar
  Technology for Artillery Location - Alister Mitchell GM3UDL
  The BRUIN Communications System - Alister Mitchell GM3UDL, January 2012
  The Ptarmigan Communication System
  Various Articles
  Miscellaneous Technical Documents
  Royal Signals Posters
  Posters, photos and curios found in museums (By Mike Buckley)
  Group's Links Page
  WW II D-day Radio Broadcasts (in Real Player streaming audio format)
  WW II News Broadcasts (in Real Player streaming audio format)
  Winston Churchill Speeches (in Real Player streaming audio format)
  Photos of three original wartime battery boxes
 
 
  Lamps, Operator. An Overview by Chris Bisaillion and Louis Meulstee
  Tabby; Clive Elliott reviews early British ideas used to assist night vision, The History of Night Vision Goggles 1914 - 2014
Manuals Section - EMERs and other military equipment manuals

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Latest documents added to the archive (updated 20th April 2018).

Number
 Equipment..  Title
2171
 Illustrated Spare Parts List for Acoustical Equipment Used With Harness Types A & B, W.O. Code 13473, Dec 1961
2172
 Illustrated Spare Parts List for Wireless Control Harness Type B, 24 volt. W.O. Code 13067, Sept 1960
2173
 User Handbook for Signal Centre/Cipher Office Trailer Mounted, Army Code 60084, June 1968
2174
 Illustrated Spare Parts List for Headset-Microphone SI Type, w/6 Pole Plug Catalogue Number Y1/5965-99-106-0401, Army Code 60054 Mar 1968
2175
 Illustrated Spare Parts List for Handset - SI Type, Catalogue Number Y1/5965-99-106-0093, Army Code 60162, Apr 1968
2176
 User Handbook for Signal Centre Light in Trucks 1 Ton GS (WL) Mk2, W.O. Code 12069 June 1957
2177
 User Handbook for Signals Centre Medium in Truck 3-Ton GS, Signals, Mk2, W.O. Code 12079, Apr 1957
2178
 User Handbook for Signal Centre (Corps) in Trailers 2 Ton 4 Wheeled (Signals), W.O. Code 1236, MAr 1958
2179
 User Handbook for Teleprinter Office Light in Truck 1 Ton G.S. Wireless Mk 2, W.O. Code 12337, Jan 1959
2180
 Illustrated Spare Parts List for Supply Unit Vibratory No 12 Mk 2 24 volt Input, W.O. Code 12646, Oct 1959
2181
 AM-215B/U AM-215D/U Technical Manual for Audio Frequency Amplifier, Mar 52 and Feb 57
2182
 Canadian Ordnance Catalogue, Section 1Z, Wireless Sets and Associated Stores, Dec 1953
2183
 Canadian Ordnance Catalogue, Section 1Z, Wireless Sets and Associated Stores, April 1952
2184
 Equipment, RDF, AA, No 2 REME Technical Maintenance Handbook
2185
 Control Gear Mk 8 (Excluding Control Pillar) First Echelon Work EMER K543 Sept 1947
2186
 Control Gear Mk 8 (Excluding Control Pillar) General Description EMER K542 Jun 1947
2187
 Control Gear Mk 8 (Excluding Control Pillar) Second to Fourth Echelon Work EMER K544 Feb 1948
2188
 Equipment, Radar, AA No 2 Mk 9 Errata and General Description EMER O312, Nov 1946
2189
 Radar AA No 3 Mk V (SCR-584 A and B) Technical Description, EMER Tels OY102, May 1944
2190
 Simulator, Target, Radar, A.A. No. 1 Mk1, Technical Handbook - Unit Repairs, EMER and FCE S513
2191
 Signal Training Volume III, Pamphlet No. 32, Teleprinter Terminal Units Mark I and Makrk II, 1941
2192
 WS53/R209 Mk2 User Handbook for WS53/R209 Mk2 in Trucks 1 Ton G.S. W.L. (Including Control Units for Remote Operation of WS53) W.O. Code 12277 Feb 1958
2193
 Transmitter T1087 AP 1186 Vol 1, July 1939
2194
 Radar AA No 2 (S.L.C.) The Radio Mechanics Notebook, Equipment Radar AA No 2 (S.L.C.)
2195
 Structure and Index of the Radar and FCE Part List of EMERS current on the 31st Dec 58 arranged in filling order, EMER A000 Jan 1959
2196
 Receiver L557 for C11(SSB) Extract from MEL Technical Manual No 883 (1970) plus some historical background information and modern photographs.
2197
 Vibrator Power Unit (N.Z.) Working Instructions Wireless Set No. 48
2198
 Regulator, Voltage, 24 Volt Input Regulator, Voltage, 24 Volt Input, R209 Mk2 A Modern Commentary by Keith Watt (G4MSF) and Chris Jones (G8GFB) Feb 2018
5397
 Message Writing and RT, 1944
5398
 Installation MD 01, The Earthing of End-Fed Antennas on Mobile Radios, AC61412, July 1975
2199
 AN/ARR-7 AN/ARR-7AX Handbook Maintenance Instructions Radio Receiving Sets AN/ARR-7 AN/ARR-7AX, (USAF) 12R2-2ARR7-2, (Navy) AN 16-30ARR7-2, Oct 1954
2200
 Illustrated Spare Parts List for Wireless Control Harness, Type B, 12 Volt, W.O. Code 13069 29th Sept 1960
2201
 Wireless Station No. 19/C45/19HP User Handbook for Wireless Station No. 19/C45/19HP in Truck 3-Ton GS Cargo 4x4 Bedford RL, W.O. Code 12399 Sept 1959
2202
 Illustrated Spare Parts List for Switchboard Magneto 10 Line (W.D.) W.O Code 13450 Sept 1961

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