I just aquired a bunch of ham radios and included in it was one of these,only mine is painted black and has a hammond power supply that looks period to the radio
Welcome back Jerry! Same here. I have never seen another RCAF Command Set receiver. Very clean modification. Just think, they did this after the radio was probably only 10 years old (1944 to 1954). Something I did not elaborate on was that they also converted the filament circuits from 28 to 14 volts. In that case, it just may have come with a 12 volt dynamotor. I just don't remember. 73's
I just aquired a bunch of ham radios and included in it was one of these,only mine is painted black and has a hammond power supply that looks period to the radio
There are very nice radios. Compact and solid.
Interesting in my 60 some odd years I've never seen any model modified by Canada. You have something truly rare. Jerry W9FS
Welcome back Jerry!
Same here. I have never seen another RCAF Command Set receiver. Very clean modification. Just think, they did this after the radio was probably only 10 years old (1944 to 1954).
Something I did not elaborate on was that they also converted the filament circuits from 28 to 14 volts. In that case, it just may have come with a 12 volt dynamotor. I just don't remember. 73's