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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. ALL collectors of vintage military communications equipment are most welcome.

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Latest documents added to the archive (updated 28th July 2010).

Number Equipment..  Title
1826
Reception Set R209 Mk1 Service Handbook from Henrik Ros
1827
Reception Set R209 Mk1 User Handbook and Technical Information from Henrik Ros
1828
Monitor Type 52 A.P. 2563P Volume 1, First Edition, May 1945
1829
Wireless Set No 62 Supplement to Pye Wireless Set No 62, Technical Handbook (Issue 1) Transistor Power Supply Unit.
1830
Transmitter/Receiver Type A.43R, Mk2 Handbook No. 781, Issue 1, March 1963, Redifon Technical Data
1831
1500-A Instruction Book For Model 1500-A Series Special Purpose Receivers
1832
BC614-A, -B, -C, -D, -E and -F TM11-4043 TO 16-40 BC614-5, Speech Amplifiers BC614-A, -B, -C, -D, -E and -F, Repair Instructions, Oct. 1945
1833
BC-348-J Preliminary Instructions for Radio Receiver BC-348-J
1834
AN/ART-13, -13A, -13B TM11-692B-2 (AN 16-30ART13-3) Radio Transmitting Sets AN/ART-13, -13A, -13B Operating Instructions, Aug 1954
1835
BC-312-F and BC-342-F Instruction Book for Radio Receiver BC-312-F and BC-342-F
5251
Wire Telegraphy, US Signal Corps Training Pamphlet No. 5, 1942 Edition.
1836
Frequency Indicator - Type C2 Signal Manual Part IV, Section 152, Frequency Indicator - Type C2, C.A.P. 63-152, Feb 44
5252
Australian Corps of Signals, "The Morse Code" and how to learn it, Aug 1942
5253
Common Battery Telephone Equipment, US Signal Corps Training Pamphlet No. 1, 1935 Edition
1837
Networks, Balancing & Testing, No 1 and No 2 Ministry of Supply, SRDE, Preliminary Working Instructions
5254
TM 11-459, International Morse Code (Instructions), September 1957
1838
BRT400K, BRT402K, BRT400KN, & BRT402KN Communications Recveiver Operating Handbook, Jul 1961
1839
AR-88D General Purpose Communications Receiver, Instructions
5255
Electronic Power Supplies, TM 11-663, October 1951
1840
Army Message Form C2136 (Small), October 1943
1841
Wireless Sender No. 53 Data Summary, EMER D360, Sept 1944
1842
Wireless Sender No. 53 General Description EMER D362, Nov 1946
1843
Wireless Sender No. 53 Technical Handbook Unit Repairs, EMER D363, Nov 1951
1844
Wireless Set No. 21 (ZA1829) Data Summary, EMER W14A, Mar 1945
1845
AR-88 Amateur Modifications.
1846
Radio Set CPRC-26 Data Summary, Canadian Army EME Manual I160, Feb 1963

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