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BENDIX RADIO PROGRAMS and PRODUCTS

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PROGRAM NAME

LATEST REVISION DATE : 7 April 2009

1R54-C Train

2HOIC2R Train2R Avionics

3A1

8D3

A-136AAR-47ABS-5AC-213 AvionicsAC-217 AvionicsAC-237 AvionicsAC-290 AvionicsAC-293 AvionicsAC-337 Avionics

AC55827-1 AvionicsAC57272-1 Avionics

ACME COMSECACR-84

ADAR Radar

ADF-T-12, B, C, AvionicsADR-200L

ADS

ADVENT Communications

ADVENT Communications

AESOPAIC-3 Avionics

AIM-54 FuzeAIM-54 PHOENIX FUZE Fuze

Avionics

Airborne Television System

AL4639 AvionicsALA-51, A, Avionics

PRODUCT LINE

AIRBORNE DIGITAL DECODER



PROGRAM NAME PRODUCT LINE

ALD-3ALQ-156 CommunicationsALSEP

ALT-12B, CAM-2072

AM-3849/GR(GSA-52) Communications

AMA-10A AvionicsAMA-11A AvionicsAMOSS

AMQ-19 AvionicsAN-56-A AvionicsAN-56-B AvionicsAN-56-C AvionicsAN-57-A AvionicsAN-57-B AvionicsAN-86-A AvionicsAN-94B Avionics AN-96A AvionicsANA-22B AvionicsANA-121 Avionics

AND-150A COMSECANT-1F Avionics

ANT-12A AvionicsANT-16, M, N, P, S, Avionics

ANTI-COLLISION SYSTEM Avionics

Automotive

APA-69APG

APM-338 IFFAPM-378 IFFAPM-421 IFFAPN-8AAPN-69 Radar

APN-179 AvionicsAPS-2APS-3

APS-20APS-95

APS-113 AvionicsAPS-133 AvionicsAPTAMS AvionicsAPX-100 IFF

APX-100 Mode S IFFAPX-100(C), 100(V) IFF

APX-114 IFFAPX-72 IFFARA-10

ANTI-SKID BRAKING SYSTEM




ARA-31 CommunicationsARC-1 CommunicationsARC-3 CommunicationsARC-9 Communications

ARC-14 CommunicationsARC-19 CommunicationsARC-20 Communications

ARC-22 Communications


ARC-34RT CommunicationsARC-39 Communications



ARC-51ARC-52ARC-54 AvionicsARC-58ARC-62

ARC-63 Avionics

ARC-64 AvionicsARC-68ARC-70




ARC-74 Avionics

ARC-84 AvionicsARC-86 Avionics

ARC-101 CommunicationsArgentine Radar Rad

ARIA CommunicationsARM-8ARN-3 AvionicsARN-5 Avionics

ARN-6, 6A AvionicsARN-7 AvionicsARN-9

ARN-11ARN-12

ARN-14,B ,C, D AvionicsARN-15ARN-21

ARN-30, A, B, CARN-31ARN-33 CommunicationsARN-34 CommunicationsARN-35 CommunicationsARN-50 AvionicsARN-56 AvionicsARN-58ARN-59ARN-61ARN-62ARN-65ARN-74ARN-87 Avionics

ARPA Hardpoint RadarARPA Urban Defense Radar

ARR-46 CommunicationsARSR-60ART-13ART-31ARW-55ARW-56ARW-59AS-173 Avionics

AS-905A AvionicsASA-2




ASA-31ASB-3

ASB-5 Radar

ASM-13ASM-13 RadarASMS Radar

ASN-66ASQ-37ASR-3 RadarASTC ATCAT-6

ATA-41 AvionicsATCBI-5 ATC

ATCBI-5 RF Test Set ATCATCBI-5 Video Test Set ATC

ATCRBS Radar

ATD

ATU-26AWACSTPS-1B

AXR-1AZR-1A Avionics

Communications

B58 TACAN Study CommunicationsBAMBO TREE

BC-212B AvionicsBC-221 AvionicsBC-310 AvionicsBC-327

BC-329 Avionics

BC-334 AvionicsBC-335 AvionicsBC-413 AvionicsBC-433 Avionics

BC-434, A AvionicsBC-602 AvionicsBC-625 Avionics

BC-638A Avionics

BC-639 A, Avionics

BC-640 Avionics

BC-655A Avionics

B58 ELECTRONICS PACKAGE




BC-686 Avionics

BC-687A Avionics

BC-1171A AvionicsBC-1176A AvionicsBC-1313 AvionicsBC-1322 Avionics

BEANSTALK CommunicationsBHP-2600 COMSEC

BI-5 ATCBI-5 TEST SETS ATC

BLUE PEARLBOMARC FUZE Fuze

BOTTLE SORTER CommericalBOX CAR RadarBPD-5080BPD-5081BPD-5083BPD-5294BPD-5295

BPS-1 RadarBPS-89

BPS-1000 RadarBRC-150 RadarBRD-3

BRD-341BRDP-200 Radar

BRDP-1000 RadarBRP-140 RadarBRP-150 Radar

BRP-150CABSI-2

BSPS-1, A Radar

BTF-2000 IFF

BTS-100 Test SetBTS-150 Test SetBTS-160 Test SetBTS-170 Test SetBTS-200 Test SetBTS-270 Test SetBTS-271 Test SetBTS-275 Test SetBTS-280 Test SetBTS-300 Test SetBTS-400 Test SetBUNDLEBX-645BX-7 Communications




BX-8 Communications

BX-8A CommunicationsBX-8B Communications

BXR-MCO-400BXQ-1A

CA-113CA-202CA-236CA-241CA-291CA-295CA-297CA-298 CA-300CA-302CA-303 CA-337CA-385CA-387CA-388CA-440CA-441CA-442 CA-443

CA-1231CA-1245CA-1337CA-1430

CA-2955 CA-3120CA-3300CA-4122

CAMP SENTINEL RadarCAN-2 Avionics

CAN-2C-2 AvionicsCAN-45 Avionics

CAN-72ACAN-73 Avionics

CARAVELCAS IF Receiver Avionics

CB-60A AvionicsCCA-978

CCR-47206 AvionicsCCR-69054CDSN-150B

CFR RECEIVER AvionicsCGR-57-1, -4

CGR 70ACGX




CHAPARRAL MIM-72 FUZE Fuze

Chilean Radar RadarCIFF IFFCIFF IFFCIS IFF

CIVIL DEFENSE RADIO CommunicationsCMA-150A

CMSC COMSECCAN-12

CNA-21, C, CNA-23C

CNA-24A, BCNA-45

CNA-61A AvionicsCNA-70C, D, Avionics

CNA-72 CNAS

CNAS Test MeterCNAS Test Panel

CNS-220 AvionicsCOMMON FILL COMSECCOBRA DANE Radar

CON-11 AvionicsCPA-24, A, Avionics

CPH-18CPN-4

CPN-11,A, B RadarCPN-12 Radar

CPN-18, A, C RadarCPN-18A RadarCPS-6BCPS-9

CQ CRC-1 CommunicationCRC-7 Communication

CRITICOM CommunicationsCROSSBOWCROSSFIELD COMSEC

CRR-20104CRR-47210CRR-74028CRW-47295CRW-47209CRW-47210

CSR-III RadarCTAB COMSEC

CU-459CUA-70CV-116CWX




CXSCXT

CYZ-10 COMSEC

DA-3A Avionics

DABS ATC

DBF AvionicsDF-1 Avionics

DF-2071A AvionicsDFA-70 AvionicsDFA-72 Avionics

DFA-72A AvionicsDFA-73 Avionics

DFA-73A Avionics

COMSEC

DFA-70 AvionicsDFA-72 AvionicsDFA-73 AvionicsDIXBEN COMSEC

DM-1 AvionicsDMA-29 AvionicsDME-1 AvionicsDME-5 AvionicsDMI-5A Avionics

Radar

DPG-1DRA-12, A, B, Avionics

DRA-72DST COMSECDTD COMSECDTS

DU-1

DV-1

DW-1

Egyptian IFF IFFELARS Radar

ERCS Communications

ESAR RadarEX-62 TDD Fuze

FA-1

DIGITAL MISC.TERMINAL EQUIP

DMTI / CFAR DUAL CANCELLER




FABRICATOR COMSECFACET COMSEC

FCT-12AFH-5

FIREFLY COMSECFIS

FLIGHT DECK Communications

FLYBALL COMSEC

FLYCAST COMSEC

FORTEZZA PLUS COMSEC

FPA-11FPG-2FPN-1 Radar

FPN-16 RadarFPN-28, A Radar

FPN-31 RadarFPN-34 RadarFPQ-6 Radar

FPS-3 KITS RadarFPS-3, 3A Radar

FPS-4 RadarFPS-6, A, B Radar

FPS-7 RadarFPS-8 Radar

FPS-11 RadarFPS-14 RadarFPS-16 RadarFPS-18 Radar

FPS-20, A RadarFPS-24 RadarFPS-27 RadarFPS-30 RadarFPS-46 RadarFPS-66 RadarFPS-67 RadarFPS-68 RadarFPS-74 RadarFPS-86 Radar

FPS-100 RadarFPS-100 Radar

FPS-100A RadarFPT-6 Radar

FRC-39FRC-68FRN-1FRS-20 RadarFSA-10 Radar




FSM-17FSQ-7 Communications

FSQ-44, 44A Communications

FST-1FYQ-57 COMSEC

FYQ-67 (V) COMSECFYQ-85(V)1 COMSEC

FYQ-86 (V)1, (V)2 COMSECFYQ-90 COMSEC

GAS-25GBU-15

GBU-130 CommunicationsGCA Radar

GeminiGF-101A Communications

GGA-21(V) COMSECGGA-56

GGC-3, A, GGQ-5 ( ) COMSEC

GLQ R1884/R1884A CommunicationsGMA-71 AvionicsGMA-72 AvionicsGMD-2

GNU-100A AvionicsGPA-5

GPA-27, A RadarGPA-30 RadarGPA-33 RadarGPA-57 RadarGPA-58 RadarGPA-59 RadarGPA-37 Radar

GPA-102 RadarGPA-103 RadarGPN-2 Radar

GPS-4, A CommunicationsGPS-27 Communications

GPS-102 CommunicationsGPSC CommunicationsGPX=9GRA-9 Communications

GRC-26 CommunicationsGRC-41 CommunicationsGRC-46 CommunicationsGRC-66 CommunicationsGRC-67 CommunicationsGRC-68 CommunicationsGRC-106 CommunicationsGRC-147 Communications




GRC-177 CommunicationsGSA-8 Avionics

GSA-8A AvionicsGSA-25, A, B, Avionics

GSA-52 AvionicsGSC-18 COMSEC

GSQ-206()(V) COMSECGTA-3

HAPDAR RadarHARDSITE Radar

HN -A TSEC COMSECHN-9 COMSEC

HOME RADIOSHONEST JOHN FUZE Fuze

I-82I-95BM Avionics

I-96 AvionicsI-100I-800IAU COMSEC

IE-12, A, TAIE-19IE-36

IE-130IF-1 Avionics

IF-4, A, B, C, AvionicsIF-5A, B Avionics

IF-6A, B, C, AvionicsIF-7A AvionicsIF-8A AvionicsIF-9A Avionics

IF-10A AvionicsIF-11A Avionics

IF-12A, B, C AvionicsIF-13C Avionics

ILA VINSON COMSECILU / OLU COMSEC

IM-2

IM-3IM-3

IM-3

IM-3IM-3

IM-3

IM-7IM-8




IN-2A AvionicsIN-2A Avionics

IN-4A, B AvionicsINA-12, B, Avionics

INA-21 Avionics

JB-29A AvionicsJTMLS ATC

KEYSEC COMSEC

KG-12 COMSEC

KG-13 COMSEC

KG-14 COMSEC

KG-15 COMSEC

KG-164 COMSECKG-184 COMSEC

KG-184A/C COMSEC

KG-194 COMSEC

KG-3 COMSEC

KG-37 COMSEC

KG-40A COMSEC

KG-66A COMSEC

KG-81 COMSEC

KG-84 IAU COMSEC

KG-84, 84A, 84C COMSEC

KG-84C COMSECKG-94 / 194 & 94A/194A COMSEC

KGV-10 COMSECKGV-66A COMSEC

KGV-68 COMSEC

IFF

KI-1C IFFKI-36 COMSEC

KINDER COMSEC

Communications

KI-1A (KIT / KIR-1A) with KIK-18 Keyer

KING GEORGE, QUEEN MARY




KIT-KIR COMSEC

KIV-7/KIV-7HS COMSEC

KOI-18 COMMON FILL COMSECKW-1 COMSEC

KW-3 (D) COMSECKW-7 COMSEC

KX-3 COMSECKY-4 COMSEC

KY-57, KY-58 VINSON COMSEC

KY-65, KY-75 PARKHILL COMSEC

KY-65A, KY-75A PARKHILL COMSEC

KY-71 STU II COMSECKYK-15 COMMON FILL COMSECKYX-13 COMMON FILL COMSEC

LA-17ALA-17BT Avionics

LACROSSE FUZE FuzeLANCE FUZE Fuze

LAPQ-1 RadarLD-4LD-5LEF

LGR-1LIA-150A

LITTLE JOHN FUZE FuzeLL-KRX-3

LMLM-1LM-2 LM-4 LM-5LM-6 LM-7LM-9

LM-10LM-11 LM-12LM-13LM-18LM-19

LMT-20LNA-41ALP-21ALPA-70 AvionicsLPA-71 Avionics




LPA-72A AvionicsLPS-4

LRAPGLRG-94E

LTG-1 Avionics

M-4M-4CM-450 Avionics

MARK 45 Fuze FuzeMARK 45 MOD 8/9/10 Fuze

MARK XII IFF

IFF

MARK XV IFF

MAS101 COMSEC

MAS-101B COMSEC MAS102

MATT Communications

MBGMBJ

MBX-6 AvionicsMC-2B, C, D

MC-457 Communication

MC-1801MDA-41 AvionicsMDS-II RadarME-129ME-131ME-140ME-156ME-157ME-280

ME-1047ME-1426

MERCURY PROJECT Communications MI-1C, D, E, F, G, Avionics

MI-3B, C Avionics MI-4A, B, C, Avionics

MI-5B Avionics

MARK XII Improvement Program




MI-6B AvionicsMI-7B AvionicsMI_8A Avionics

MI-9A, B AvionicsMI-10, A, B AvionicsMI-11, A, Avionics

MI-11 PHOENIX FuzeMI-12A AvionicsMI-13A AvionicsMI-14A AvionicsMI-21B Avionics

MI-22, A AvionicsMI-23A AvionicsMI-26A AvionicsMI-30A AvionicsMI-31A AvionicsMI-32 Avionics

MI-32A AvionicsMI-33A Avionics

MI-36, A, B, AvionicsMI-37A Avionics

MI-38A, B, C, AvionicsMI-39A AvionicsMI-40A AvionicsMI-41A AvionicsMI-42A AvionicsMI-43A AvionicsMI-45A CommunicationsMI-46A AvionicsMI-50A Avionics

MI-51, A, B AvionicsMI-74A

MIM-72 CHAPARRAL FUZE Fuze

MINITRACKMINUTEMAN FUZE Fuze

MK-11 TDD FuzeMK-45 FuzeMK-48 AvionicsMK-141 RadarMK-444 Avionics

MKA-7A, B, AvionicsMKA-28, C, Avionics

MLS ATC

MMB-1 Fuze

MM-2A, B, C, D, Avionics MM-3A AvionicsMM-4A AvionicsMM-6A AvionicsMM-7A Avionics




MM-8A AvionicsMM-12A, B, C, Avionics

MMD-41MMLSA AvionicsMMRBM MMT-1H AvionicsMN-1B Avionics

MN-2A, B. E, AvionicsMN-3B, C Avionics

MN-4A, B, C, D, E, BX, AvionicsMN-5A, B, B-24, Avionics

MN-6A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, Avionics

MN-7B, B-24, AvionicsMN-8A, B, D, F, X, Avionics

MN-10A, B, C Avionics MN-12A, B, B-24, Avionics

MN-13A, B AvionicsMN-14A, C Avionics

MN-15B AvionicsMN-16B AvionicsMN-17B AvionicsMN-18A AvionicsMN-19B Avionics

MN-20A, B, C, D, E AvionicsMN-21B AvionicsMN-22A AvionicsMN-23B Avionics

MN-24A, B, C, AvionicsMN-25B Avionics

Avionics

Avionics

Avionics

MN-26J2, K2 AvionicsMN-27, A Avionics

Avionics

MN-30A, AvionicsMN-31A, B, C, D, Avionics

MN-32A AvionicsMN-33A AvionicsMN-34A Avionics

MN-36A, B, AvionicsMN-37A, B, Avionics

MN-38A AvionicsMN-39A Avionics

MN-26, A, B, C, D, E, H, J, K, M, N,

MN-26CA, CC, DA, HB, JA, KA, LB, UA

MN-26P, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, YZ,

MN-28A, B, C, D, BA, DA,E, F, G, J, JA, M, N, NA, P,

PA, Q, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y,




MN-40A, B, C, D, E AvionicsMN-41A Avionics

MN-42A, B, C, AvionicsMN-43A AvionicsMN-44A AvionicsMN-45A, Avionics

MN-46A, B AvionicsMN-47A, B, Avionics

Avionics

MN-53, A, B, AvionicsMN-54A Avionics

MN-55, A, B, AvionicsMN-56A Avionics

MN-58A, C AvionicsMN-58-24 Avionics

MN-60, A, B AvionicsMN-61, A, B, Avionics

MN-62, A Avionics

MN-69 AvionicsMN-72 Avionics

MN-75A/B AvionicsMN-76A AvionicsMN-82F AvionicsMN-85 Avionics

MN-85DA, F Avionics

MN-92A Avionics

MN-97, B, F, H, AvionicsMN-99 Avionics

MN-100 AvionicsMN-729 Avionics

MN-100A AvionicsMNA-21 AvionicsMOBILE Test Set

MOMCOM CommunicationsMP-2A, B, C, Avionics

MP-4C AvionicsMP-5A-24, B, D, E, Avionics

MP-7B, C, AvionicsMP-8A, B Avionics

MP-9B Avionics

Avionics

MP-11B, B-24, 11C, AvionicsMP-12A Avionics

MP-17C, AvionicsMP-20A, B, Avionics

MP-21A AvionicsMP-22B, C, D, Avionics

MN-52A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, JA,

MP-10BA, E, E-24, EA, F, G, H, J, K,




MP-26A, B AvionicsMP-27A Avionics

MP-28A, B, BA, C, CA AvionicsMP-29A, B, Avionics

MP-30A AvionicsMP-31A, B, Avionics

MP-32A AvionicsMP-33A AvionicsMP-36AMP-39A Avionics

MP-40A, B, C, AvionicsMP-41A AvionicsMP-56A Communication

MP-74ACMP-76A

MP-85ACMP-88CMP-103A

MPG-1 Radar

MPN-1, A, B RadarMPN-5, A RadarMPQ-31MPS-7 Radar

MPS-14 RadarMPS-16 RadarMPS-17 Radar

MR-1A, B, AB, I, J, JB, K,

MR-2A, B, AvionicsMR-3A, AN

MR-4A, B, C, D, E, F, G, MR-6C Avionics

MR-8A, B, C, D, E, F, AvionicsMR-9A, B, BA, C, D, F, AvionicsMR-11A, B, C, D, E, F, Avionics

MR-12F, G AvionicsMR13A, B, Avionics

MR-14A, AA, C, AvionicsMR-15A, E AvionicsMR-16B, D Avionics

MR-18A AvionicsMR-19A AvionicsMR-20A AvionicsMR-21A Avionics

MR-22A, B, C, D, AvionicsMR-24A, B Avionics

MR-25A AvionicsMR-26B Avionics




Avionics

MR-28A AvionicsMR-29A Avionics

MR-30A, B AvionicsMR-31A ,B, Avionics

MR-32A, B, C, AvionicsMR-33A, AvionicsMR-35A Avionics

MR-36A, B, AvionicsMR-37A AvionicsMR-38A Avionics

MR-39A, B, AvionicsMR-40A Avionics

MR-41A, B, BM, C, AvionicsMR-42A Avionics

MR43A, B, C, AvionicsMR-44A AvionicsMR-45A AvionicsMR-46A Avionics

MR-47A, B, AvionicsMR-48A AvionicsMR-49A AvionicsMR-50A AvionicsMR-52A Avionics

MR-53A, B, Avionics

MR-54A AvionicsMR-55A Avionics

MR-56A, B, AvionicsMR-57A Avionics

MR-58A, B, C AvionicsMR-59A AvionicsMR-60A, AvionicsMR-61A AvionicsMR-65A AvionicsMR-66A AvionicsMR-69A AvionicsMR-71B Avionics

MR-77A, K AvionicsMR-81A AvionicsMR-91 Avionics

MR-109 AvionicsMRC-85 CommunicationsMRC-98 CommunicationsMRD-8MRL

MRS-2-300 RailroadMRS-3-300 Railroad

MRT-1, B, G, H, RailroadMRT-3, A, B, C Railroad

MR-27A, B, BA, C, CA, D, DA, E, EA, FA,




MRT-4A RailroadMRT-5A, B, Railroad

MRT-6, B, D, F, FD, H, J, Railroad

MRT-8 RailroadMRT-9, C Railroad

MRT-10A, B, RailroadMS-6A

Avionics

MS-18C AvionicsMS-20A AvionicsMS-21A AvionicsMS-23A AvionicsMS_26B AvionicsMS-33 Avionics

MS-40A AvionicsMS-41A Avionics

MS-42A, B AvionicsMS-42C AvionicsMS-43A Avionics

Avionics

MS-45A AvionicsMS-46A AvionicsMS-48A AvionicsMS-49A Avionics

MS-51, A, AA, AvionicsMS-53A , B Avionics

MS-55A AvionicsMS-56A AvionicsMS-58 Avionics


MS-92A, D AvionicsMS-97 AvionicsMS-102 AvionicsMS-114 AvionicsMS-115 AvionicsMS-117 Avionics

MS-132A AvionicsMS-133A AvionicsMS-136 Avionics

MS-140A AvionicsMS-150 Communication


MS-14A, B, C, AA, AB, D, BA, BB,

MS-44A, B, C, D, E, F, CA, DA, CB, DB, DC,




MS-202 AvionicsMS-210 Avionics

MS-271B AvionicsMSDC

MSF-100MSFN

MT-11A, B AvionicsMT-14MT-16 Avionics

MT-19A, B AvionicsMT-21BMT-23AMT-30

MT-31A, B, C AvionicsMT-33B, Avionics

MT-34C, D, F, AvionicsMT-36C - 24 Avionics

MT-42A AvionicsMT-48C

MT-51B, C, D, AvionicsMT-53A, B, D, E, Avionics

MT-56B AvionicsMT-5D, E AvionicsMT-63A AvionicsMT-65A AvionicsMT-66A AvionicsMT-67A AvionicsMT-72BMT-73B AvionicsMT-75A AvionicsMT-76A AvionicsMT-77A Avionics

MT-83A, B, AvionicsMT-90 Avionics

MT-92A AvionicsMT-93A, B, Avionics

MT-93B AvionicsMT-129A Communication

MTI

MUVAT COMSEC

MX-4 AvionicsMX-5C AvionicsMX-6 Avionics

MX-8A AvionicsMX-9A, B, D, G Avionics

MX-868MY-83MZ-100MZ-101




NA-1NA-2 Avionics

NA-3, A, AvionicsNA-5 Avionics

NAMFI

NAMFINAMFI - LINAR Avionics

NASA AIRCRAFT AvionicsNAV-3 Avionics

NAVSPASUR

Radar

NIS Avionics

NRP-1, A, NVA-21, A, Avionics

NVA-22 Avionics

OCD receiver communication

OE-377 IFF

OLAORT-67374

OZ-72 Communications

P-103APAA-41 AvionicsPAR-2 RadarPAR-50 Avionics

PAR-70 Avionics

PAR-71 AvionicsPAR-80 Avionics

COMSEC

PAT-40, A AvionicsPAT-41 AvionicsPAT-50 AvionicsPAT-70 Avionics

PATR-10 AvionicsPATRIOT FUZE Fuze

PAVE PAWS RadarPDMEPDS-4

PHASED ARRAY BOX CAR Radar

NAVY PARAMETRIC AMPLIFIER MOD FOR

UPS-1/ FPS-67

PARKHILL KY-65, KY-75, RCU




PHOENIX AIM-54 FUZE FuzePMN-1 AvionicsPMR Communications

PN-10A, B AvionicsPN-15 Avionics

PP-2353PPG -1 Avionics

PPI-1D, G AvionicsPPS=5PRC-37PRC-47 Communications

PRC-55 Communications


PRC-66PRC-71


PRC-74 CommunicationsPRC-75 CommunicationsPRC-85 Communications



PRM ATC




PRS-3DPROGRAM 279

PROJECT MERCURY CommunicationsPRS-3PRT-4PSP-1

Radar

QK-288QRC-57

R-5A AvionicsR-77 Avionics

R-101R-103

R-1051R1884 / R1884A/GLQ Communications

R-2133 / FRORA-1A, B, C, I, J, L, Avionics

RA-2, C, D, AvionicsRA-4, C Avionics

RA-6 AvionicsRA-7A AvionicsRA-8A Avionics

RA-10A, B, C, Avionics

Avionics

RA-12A AvionicsRA-18, B, C, AC, Avionics

RA-21, A AvionicsRA-22 Avionics

RA-42A, B AvionicsRAA-204A

RADIOS, AUTOMOTIVE Automotive

RADIOS, COMMERICAL CommericalRADIOS, MOBILE Railroad

RC-81, A AvionicsRC-82A AvionicsRC-86 Avionics

RC-103 AvionicsRC-203 Avionics

RC-204A AvionicsRC-213A Communications

RCFRCHRCK

RG-5ARCU-100A, C

PYRAMID/ARGENTINE BPS-100

RA-10CA, CB, CC, CD, DA, DB, DC, DD, FA, FB,




RCU-150ARCU PARKHILL COMSECRCU VINSON COMSECRDR-1, D, E, Avionics

RDR-10 AvionicsRDR-100 AvionicsRDR-106 Avionics

REDSTONE FUZE Fuze

RG-1 AvionicsRG-2

RG-6ARG-9, A AvionicsRIA-32 AvionicsRK-1 Avionics

RL-1B AvionicsRL-24 AvionicsRM-6 Avionics

RM-18A AvionicsRM-27A AvionicsRM-527 Avionics

RNA-26, A, B, C, AvionicsRP-2A

RPS-151A COMSECRRC-1

RT-241ART-1066/G COMSEC

RT-1156/APX-100(V) IFFRT-1157/APX-100(V) IFFRT-1471/APX-100(V) IFFRT-1717/APX-100(V) IFFRT-1761/APX-100(C) IFF

RT-647 Communications

RT-859/APX-72, RT-859B IFF

RT-963 (XN-1)/APX-72 IFFRTA-1A Avionics

RTA-1B Avionics

RTA-1C AvionicsRTA-2 AvionicsRTA-4 Avionics

RTA-12A AvionicsRTA-41, B, Avionics

RTA-42 AvionicsRTA-45 AvionicsRTR-1 CommunicationsRTR-2 Communications

RVA-33 AvionicsRWR-1

Regulus Midcourse Guidance




RWX-8RWX-9

RWX-10

S-93GSAC-1SAGE

SAGE INPUT INTERFACE

SAM-D FUZE FuzeSB-329 CommunicationsSC-51 AvionicsSCL-3 Communications

SCL-3A

SCL-403 Communications

SCM-13

SCORE Communication

SCR-186 AvionicsSCR-196 AvionicsSCR-206 Avionics

SCR-211, D AvionicsSCR-242, B CommunicationsSCR-263A, Avionics

SCR-269A, G Avionics

SCR-270

SCR-273 AvionicsSCR-279 Avionics

SCR-280A, AvionicsSCR-282 AvionicsSCR-292 Avionics

SCR-508 Avionics




SCR-522, A Communications

SCR-528

SCR-542, A, Communications

SCR-561 Communications














SCR-598 Radar

SCR-624, B Communications


SCR-633 CommunicationsSCR-639 Communications








SCS-2 Communications

SCS-3 Communications

SDVSEADAR Radar

SEEBOLD COMSEC

SELCAL Communications

SENTRY VII RadarSEWELL Communications

SIC-1SIFF

SINGARS Radar

SLID Radar

SLMB RadarSM-DSMRA

SNAP-8SPADAT Radar

SPARROW 1 FuzeSPASURSPG-51SPN-6 Avionics

SPN-8, A AvionicsSPN-12 AvionicsSPN-19

SPS-5, A, B, SPS-6C




SPS-10, B, ESPS-40ASRA-22SRA-39SRA-40SRC-17

SRC-22 Communications

SRC-41 Communications

SRC-507SSR-19, A,

SSQ-14SSQ-39SRCU Communications

ST-51 TEST SET COMSEC

ST-58 TEST SET COMSEC

STEER RadarSTU-II COMSEC

SV-7HS COMSECSYN64-35

SYNCOM Communications

SXQ-3

T-12DT-20 RadarT-24T-47 RadarT-70

T-100T-102A AvionicsT-126 AvionicsT-136T8RPTA-1 Avionics




TA-2 AvionicsTA-2B AvionicsTA-2D AvionicsTA-2G Avionics

TA-2G-24 AvionicsTA-2H AvionicsTA-2J Avionics

TA-2J-24 AvionicsTA-2JB Avionics

TA-2JB-24TA-2JC

TA-2JC-24TA-2R

TA-3A, B, CommunicationsTA-4

TA-6A, B, AvionicsTA-11A Avionics

TA-12A, B, C, D, AvionicsTA-14 AvionicsTA-15 Avionics

TA-17A, B, AvionicsTA-18 Avionics

TA-18, -18BB AvionicsTA-18A Avionics

TA-18AA AvionicsTA-18B Avionics

TA-18BA AvionicsTA-18BB Avionics

TA-20A, AvionicsTA-20B Avionics

TA-21, A AvionicsTA-22 Avionics

TA-25 AvionicsTA-208 Avionics

TA-302B AvionicsTA-401C AvionicsTACAWS IFF

TACSATCOMTAJ-12

TALOS FUZE Fuze

TARE COMSEC

TASKER COMSECTaxi Cab Radio Commerical

TCA-4(XR) COMSEC

TCAS AvionicsTCC-4

TCC-20




TCS CABLES Test SetTCZ

TED-2

Commerical

TEST SETS VARIOUS Commerical

TG-5A AvionicsTG-6A Avionics

TG-12, A AvionicsTG-14 AvionicsTG-15 AvionicsTG-16 Avionics

TG-17A AvionicsTG-19 Avionics

TG-19A Avionics

TGC-36 COMSEC

THAI RADAR MODS RadarTI-58

TKT-12ATMRR-1TMRR-4TMXO Microelectronics

TNR-101A COMSECTPDMTPG Radar

TPN-12 RadarTPQ-6 (XE-2, -3)

TPQ-11TPR-16 Avionics

TPR-600 AvionicsTPS-1B AvionicsTPS-21 AvionicsTPS-34 AvionicsTPS-41 AvionicsTPS-44 Avionics

TPS-100 AvionicsTPX-56 IFFTR-109TR-611

TR-1143 AvionicsTRA-14 Avionics

TRA-61, A AvionicsTRA-62 Avionics

TRC-111 Communications

TRP-10 CommunicationsTS-488

TELEVISION COMMERCIAL

Troposcatter USAF Airborne FAA




TVC-3TV CAMERA Communications

TV Closed Circuit TelevisionTV LUMICON Television

U-AVM ICMUHF Extended Range

UHF TROPOSCATTERUMP-98UPN-7 RadarUPN-9 RadarUPX-30UPX-4

URC-10 Communications

URC-10URD-2A Avionics

URD-4A, B, C, Avionics

Avionics

URM TEST EQUIPMENT Test SetURM-11 AvionicsURM-15 Avionics

URRURT-24A

VASR Communication

VAST Communications

Communications

VAST Voltmeter Communications

VAX PROGRAMSVHF-DF-1

COMSEC

VLATME IFFVRC-12 CommunicationsVRC-79 Communications

URL-11 PANORAMIC RECEIVER

VAST Computerized Test Equipment

VINSON KY-57, KY-58, RCU, ILA




WALDORF COMSECWEATHER RADAR Avionics

WEP/MEDWEXVAL

WRC-1, B, Communications

WRC-26 CommunicationsWRR-3 CommunicationsWTA-2WTR-1WTR-2

XA-1 CommunicationsXA-2 Communications

XCM-1

XR-2-105 COMSEC

XT-1 Radar

YQ-67YUTZEY COMSEC




BRM-1498



DESCRIPTION DATES

LATEST REVISION DATE : 7 April 2009

VHF Communication Unit

VHFRailroad TransmitterReceiver EP 1051 1940

Dual Trace Amplifier

Gunnery Range Transceiver 1945

Radio Compass Oct 1936 1936

Speech Amplifier 9/1937 1937Speech Amplifier 9/1937 1937Coupling Unit 1937Coupling Unit 1939Speech Amplifier 10/1939 1939Coupling Unit 1939Whip Antenna 1941Junction Box 1941Specialized Securer Transceiver 1958

Airborne Direcfion Finder (Formerly a Motorola Product) 1963

Automatic Digital Switch System for 497L System Project Office 1966

1960s

1960s

Interphone Equipment EP 380 1944-45 PHOENIX FUZE

Airborne Television System 6/26/63 1963

Antenna Fairlead 1941Radio Altimeter 1966

Phased Array, General Electric, R&D high power waveguide array feed system

A high speed family 5-10MHZ logic modules for satellite relay communications

Initial satellite communication contract for Bendix Radio. It was a big contract for both Radio and Systems Divisions. It was to be an advanced secure satellite communication system. Radio made the ground station electronics and Systems made the satellite. Radio also made some satellite hardware for Systems. The rocket never worked and the contract was cancelled. Also Radio developed high speed family 5-10MHZ logic modules for satellite relay communications



DESCRIPTION DATES

Countermeasures Set 1976TRANSMITTERDoppler Antenna Load IB-1012Amplifier, RF 1964

1963-1964

Passenger Address System 1955-1958Passenger Address System

Airborne Meteorlogical System Friez Division Antenna AN08-40AN56-2 A.P. No. 2588A 12/1/43 1943 Antenna AN08-40AN56-2 A.P. No. 2588A 12/1/43 1943 Antenna AN08-40AN56-2 A.P. No. 2588A 12/1/43 1943 Antenna AN08-40AN57 A.P. No. 2588A 1/24/44 1944 Antenna AN08-40AN57 A.P. No. 2588A 1/24/44 1944 Antenna AN08-40AN86-2 A.P. No. 2588A 2/14/44 1944Broadband Antenna EP 614 1944 Antenna AN08-40AN96-2 A.P. No. 2588A 2/15/44 1944VHF antenna

Automatic numbering device NATO Teletype messages 1974Radar antennaRadar antennaRadar antenna

Automotive anti-skid braking system for cars and trucks

1954Limited Warfare Lab rapid development projectsNavair 1972Transponder Test Set 1976Transponder Test Set 1985

Radar Beacon EP 653 1947AN / Military version of DRA-12/CPA-24 Doppler System

AN / Military version of RDR-100

Aircraft Parts Tracking and Management SystemPanel Mount Mark XII Diversity Transponder 1972

1990Transponder, Panel mount and remort Mark XII 1987

Tri-Service Mark XII Transponder 1967-1972Control Assy 1945-1948

UHF IWW AM Linear Amplifier (4KW peak) with SCR controlled power supply used at Arctic radar sites for defensive fighter defenxe control



DESCRIPTION DATESHoming Adapter FM (ARC-22)

Radio Set EP 363 1944 -1945Radio Set, RTA-1B, EP 365, EP 626 1944 - 1945

Air Force 1939UHF Multi-Channel Radio 1945

1949

Bendix lost ARC-34 proposal, Magnavox??UHF Multi-Channel Radio 1945

1954

1963

Whole family of radios for light aircraft. It marked the first use of subminiature tubes. It covered the whole range of LF to UHF and included navigation.Subminiature Communications and Navigation System

Radio Set; used in B-52, Radio set, UHF, 225-399.9 MHz, 100 KHz increments. Reception: A0, Al, A3. Output: 8 watts minimum. 20 preset channels and a guard receiver at 238 and 248 MHz. Remotely controlled receiver-transmitter for aircraft installation. Used with B-52 aircraft. Operating altitude: 50,000 ft. 27.5 vdc, 12.5 amps receive, 16.5 amps transmit. TO:12R2-2ARC33. Major component RT-173.;Receiver-transmitter, 225-399.9mHz, 100kHz chan spacing, 20 presets, AM, 8W, used w/C-605 or C-2006A control box, 28VDC w/dynamotor DY-63

HF small Airborne FM Comm (minature ARC-33) Radio set, 24-51.9 MHz, 280 channels, FM 6-8 watts. Provides FM comm for aircraft and for the attachment of a homing device, AN/ARA-31, 27.5 VDC at 6.6 Amps, Gross weight 26.1 lbs, vol 2.1 cu ft, Major components: AT-454, RT-294 or RT-294A or RT-294B, DY-107, SB-327 and SB-329, Replaced by AN/ARC-54, TM 11-5821-204-35P or 12R2-2ARC44.FM Liaison Radio Set; used with AN/ARA-31; used in UH-1, H-13, H-34, CH-37, CH-47A, CH-53, 0-1, U-1, AT-37D, OV-1A, OV-10A

UHF small Airborne AM Comm (minature ARC-34). Radio set, 225-400MHz, 1750 chan, AM, 1 W, 150, 28, and 300VDC, Major components: RT-295 and SB-328, Required: AT-450, DY-107 and SB-329, Replaces the AN/ARC-60, TM 11-5821-229-12.

Radio set, UHF, 238-248 MHz, Tx/Rx modes: AM. 2 fixed channels (the first on any 0.1 MHz segment and the second not more than 0.5 MHz from the first). Airborne transceiver provides dual channel, two-way comm, A/A and NO. Has an emergency battery pack and self-contained power changeover circuits for operation from battery if aircraft supply voltage decreases to less than 20 volts. Emergency UHF Transceiver used in A-7 & B-52

TACSAT UHF terminal



DESCRIPTION DATES

AN / Military version of RA-21/TA-21 1962

AN / Military version of RA-22/TA-22 1966BRDP-1000 1975Appollo Range Instrumental Aircraft 1964-1968

Glide Path Receiver 1940sRadio Compass 1949-1958Automatic Radio Compass -- Commerical Version is MN-62 1943

1943-1945

VHF Navigation Receiver; VOR Nav System 1941-1951

Omnidirectional Range Reception and Presentation (ARC-22)LF ReceiverMarker (ARC-22) B-58 Hustler bomber navigations mods (AF)

1962

AN / Military version of NVA-22 1966Phased Array, DouglasPhased Array, DouglasReceiver

1969-1971

1954

1959Antenna Assembly MPG-1 1945Audio selector

Radio set, UHF, 238-248 MHz. Tx/Rx modes: AM. Power output: 2 watts. Two fixed channels (the first on any 0.1 MHz channel within the specified frequency band, the second not more than 0.5 MHz from the first). Receiver sensitivity: 7.0 uV for 10 dB S+N/N ratio (30% modulation at 1000 Hz. Subminiaturized, partially transistorized, modular equipment that provides dual channel, two-way voice comm (A/A or A/G) in the emergency UHF band. Also provides backup comm in case of command set failure. Used with B-58 aircraft. 27.5 vdc, 3 amp. TO: 12R2-2ARC74)



DESCRIPTION DATES

Secret EP 298 1942

Navy Aircraft Radar Equipment - Comprised of 6 individual units+D215 1942

Antenna System 8/20/1964 1964IFF Side Lobe Suppression System 1962Phased Array, Boeing

19651960

Precision Approach Radar, FAA, Airport Radar 1950-1952Airport Surface Traffic Control System 1973-1977Range Marker Generator

Air Traffic Control Beacon Interrogator (BI-5) 1972-1980FAA Test Set 1973-1980FAA Test Set 1973-1980FAA - DOT, Air Traffic Control Radar Beacon System 1973

Aircraft Radio Transmitting Equipment Contract No. 73237 5/20/40 1940

Mobile Radio Equipment 6/1937 1937

Azimuth rotator

1961-1962Control Box 1939Frequency Meter, Heterodyne, 0.125-20 MHz (36+ versions)Compass Control Box 1939

Control Box 1939Control Box 1939Radio Compass Unit, P/O SCR-273 1940

1940

Radio Control Box, Channel Selector, P/O SCR-293Transmitter 1942

1941

1943

Transmitter EP 1095 1942

1943

Radio Transmitter, Transmitter, 0.19-0.41 MHz AM, 25 W, U/W T-27L; TM-11817

Receiver, Aircraft Radio Compass, 0.2-1.75 MHz, P/O SCR-269Control Box, U/W ,BC-433 receiver

Frequency Meter, 100-156 MHz, U/W/ BC-639, SCR-522, SCR-542, SCR-547, SCR-624; AN 08-40BC638-2, 1944 Radio Receiver, Receiver, rack-mounted, 100-156 MHz, P/O SCR-563, SCR-564, SCR-565, SCR-574, SCR-575, SCR-633, SCR-644, SCR-645, AN/CRC-2

Radio Transmitter (Target), portable, 17.5-158 MHz, dry-battery power, P/O RC-93, SCR-555, SCR-575; TM 11-4050

http://www.gordon.army.mil/ocos/Museum/ScrComponents/scrPart1.asp#SCR-269



DESCRIPTION DATES

1944

Controll UnitsControll Units

1950Amplifier Unit EP 613, EP 391 1944 -1947

Family of TEMPEST secure display terminals 1975Air Traffic Control Beacon Interrogator (ATCBI-5) 1973-1980See ATCBI-5 Test Sets above 1973-1980

1963-1968Fuze for missile system surface-to-air missile Air Force.Sort soft drink bottles by type, size, etc. 1960sPrototype phased array

PYRAMID radar 1975-1980

Direction Finder 19601961

Radar Data Processor 1980Argentine Radar 1975-1980

1970-1980Receiver 1979

1979Signal Analyzer 4/1965 1965Coast Guard 1963-1964

1979

Black and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test SetsBlack and Decker Tools Test Sets Packet Radio 1984Log ReceiverImage Orthicon TV Camera 1963

Amplifier, Remote Control & Line Amp, P/O SCR-561, SCR-572, SCR-574, SCR-575, SCR-642, SCR-644, SCR-645 network control systems

Relay Unit Relay Unit, P/O SCR-645 DF system; AN 08-40BC687-2, 1944 5/1944

Bendix (IFF) Test Facility, commercial Mark XII Transponder computer controlled test system sold to USAF and Navy (NRL)



DESCRIPTION DATES

1963

Image Orithicon TV System 1964 1963-1964Image Orithicon TV System 1964 1963-1964Code Oscillator 5/1961 1961

1963

Line Equalizer 1937 1937Line Equalizer 1939 1939Rectifier 9/1937 1937Transmitter Station 3/1939 1939Radio Range Keyer 8/1940 1940Constant Output Amplifier 3/1939 1939Line Equalizer 1939 1939Rectifier 10/1939 1939Transmitter Station 3/1939 1939Receiver Switch Panel 8/1940 1940Receiver Relay Power Supply 8/1940 1940Coupling Unit 10/1939 1939Constant Output Amplifier 10/1939 1939Line Equalizer 1940 1940Monitor Panel 8/1940 1940Rectifier 8/1940 1940Constant Output Amplifier 8/1940 1940Coupling Unit 8/1940 1940Link Circuit RelayVHF Navigation System, VHF 1960Antenna Change-Over and Phasing UnitVHF Geniometer Assy, VHF 1960VOR Test GeneratorConstant Output Amplifier 3/1939 1939

19541954-1960

Video Delay Adapter 4/1963 1963Radar 1970Audio Control Panel, first commercial transistorised avionics 1955Audio Control Panel, 1958

Timer, Part of DFA-72 1962ADF Control & Accessories

Compass SystemAirway Communication ReceiverAntenna Tuning UnitLoop antenna and azimuth drive for DU-1 Navy Communication

1970

Aircraft Frequency Indicator 1/30/37 1937Direction Finder EP 154, EP 173 1938Phone Transmitter

TV Camera developed for ABC 1964 Winter Olympics, Closed Circuit TV System



DESCRIPTION DATES

Fuze for missile system 1970

1978Navy central IFF SystemNavy Central IFF SystemCombat Identification SystemLow frequency civil defense emergency radio for natural disasters. 1970sLIA-150A 1969Communcations mode select control (Army) 1979Control Panel

Control panelDoppler Computer Controller IB-1024

TransponderADF Control Box

Civil Navigational Aids System 10/18/57 1957Test Meter Part No. N685043-1 3/30/61 1961Civil Navigational Aids System Test Panel 6/28/63 1963VHF Com/Nav system 1966See individual units KYK-15, KYX-13, KOI-18

Control PanelCommerical Doppler Navigation Radar System 1962

19451945

1952-1965

19501953

Transmitter EP 140E 1939VHF radio; parachuted version of the SCR-624

Torn Tape Relay center for Army Security Agency 19691960s

Spread spectrum applique for PRC-25 1967Rectifier 1941Tuning unit 1940IndicatorTuning unit 1940Tuning unit 1940Tuning unit 1940ArmyCOMSEC/TRANSEC algorithm pc board 1987

Phone Transmitter 3/1938 1938

Transceiver for the Coast Guard.



DESCRIPTION DATESDirection Finding Equipment 6/1937 Radio Research 1937Direction Finding Equipment 3/1938 1938Data Transfer Device

Dynamotor 1942

Direction Finding Equipment EP 386 1945Direction Finding Equipment, VHF, CA-3300Direction Finder (BX-2000)Airborne Direction Finder System 1963Airborne Direction Finder System 1961Amplifer, Part of DFA-72 1962Airborne Direction Finder Receiver 1962ADF Receiver

Miscellaneous family of low level digital message adaptors for NSA, etc. 1960s

Automatic Direction finder 1955Automatic Direction finderAutomatic Direction finderSpread spectrum applique for Navy Flight Deck System 1967Direction Finding Equipment 4/1942 1942Distance Measruring Equipment 1961Distance Measruring Equipment 1960sDistance Measuring Equipment IB-712Distance Measruring Equipment Indicator 1954

1945Commerical Doppler Navagition Radar System 1961

Digital Subscriber TerminalData Transfer Device CYZ-10

1940-1942

Direction Finding Equipment 3/1938 1938

1940-1942

Many different proposals; no contract awardedCWFM Launch Tracking / Warning system 1964-1965

1970s

Airf Force R & D Phased Array, See FPS-46 19621982-1986

Frequency Indicator EP 181 1939

Discrete Address Beacon System (early Mode S) Experimental transmitter for DABS Test Facility and Lincoln Labs on FAA program

Aircraft Radio Direction Finding Equipment Ser. No. 70000 3/4/40 – 4/28/42

Aircraft Radio Direction Finding Equipment Ser. No. 10203 3/4/40 – 4/28/42

1 KW UHF transmitter for last ditch communication. Initially starded by Systems but ultimately moved to Comm Division. Utilized a clean room in the R building. Emergency Rocket Communications System, Minuteman. Tubes/Transmitters.



DESCRIPTION DATES

Future Advanced Crypto Engine Technology support contract 1996Doppler Frequency CounterAirborne Interphone Equipment 2/1935 1935FIREFLY high speed 1 MHA digital modules 1962Future ID system

1970s

1960s

Digital Modules miniaturized 1960s

1996

19611945

19621954

FAA 1959-1969TPQ-18 1963-1965Air Force 1954Air Force SAGE System Radars, MPS-7 1950-1960Air Force 1954MPS-14 1956-1963

Air Force SAGE System Radars 1955-1959Air Force SAGE System Radars 1955-1960Air Force SAGE System Radars 1955-1959Air Force SAGE System Radars 1953-1962

Air Force, Dew Line Extension Radar 1959-1963Air Force, Phased Array, See ESAR 1954FPS20 with GPA 102/103 (MARK 448) 1960-1962FPS20 with GPA 102/103

1960

1979

19561959

Aircraft Carrier Flight Deck Communications using helmet mounted radio and base unit communicating in high noise environment (SCR-22)

Department of Defense Standard family of digital logic modules for COMSEC designs

High performance credit card sized PCMCIA Crypto Card for secure Voice/Data



DESCRIPTION DATES1964

Comparator and coverter set master timing signal generator at 1MHZ. 1960s

Secure Display Terminal 1975Secure Display Terminal 1977Secure Display Terminal 1979Secure Display Terminal 1979Secure Display Terminal Ruggedized 1979

Glide slope/marker beaconPAR-2DATA LINKGround Controlled Approach Radar Set (MPN-1, -5) 1942

Coast Guard Transmitter 1940Automatic multiple address segregating system. 1966

19711963

Teletype special ASCII to Baudot code converter. SEEBOLD 1965Multichannel Receiver

Ganiometer/Indicator, Part of DFA-72 19621961

Grid Navigation Unit 1965

1955

1959

ECM Upgrade for FPS-20 1959-1963 Area MTI System 1959-1963Radar Set 1946LPS-4 1959-1960

General purpose system console 1980s

Radio Teletypewriter Set 1963Radio Relay System for shelter mounting

Multichannel, line of sight, two way radio, SHF



DESCRIPTION DATES

Glide Slope Reciver 1955-1958Glide Slope ReciverGlide Slope Receiver 1961Not the same as the early name for the AM-3949/GR is it???Digital Subscriber Terminal (NSA) 1964

1980

Phased Array, ArmyTeletype Auxillary Unit high level to low level voltage systems 1970s

19651950s

Fuze for missile system

Radio Compass Indicator

Signal Generator 1941Test Set 1945Test Set 2/1950 1950Navy, Interface Adapter Unit, KG-84 1985Test Equipment 1944-1945

Interphone EquipmentFrequency Measuring Equipment 1938-1941Frequency Measuring Equipment EP 264 1941Frequency Measuring Equipment 1939-1941Frequency Measuring Equipment (Radio Research Type 301) 1937-1941Frequency Measuring Equipment 1939-1941Frequency Measuring Equipment 1937-1941Crystal Frequency Indicator Equipment 12/40 IB-320 1940-1941Frequency Measuring Equipment 1937-1941Frequency Measuring Equipment 1940-1943Frequency Measuring Equipment 1942Interface Line Adapter, NSA 1976Input/Output Line Unit 1969

Aircraft Interphone Equipment Hudson Airplane Issue 3BAircraft Interphone Equipment Liberator Airplane Issue 3C

Aircraft Interphone Equipment Liberator Airplane Issue 3CAircraft Interphone Equipment Issue 4

Communication System Model 3801 & 3801-24 1/7/43 1943Aircraft Communication Equipment Issue No. 1

Aircraft Interphone Equipment 3609, 3610, 3611, 3613, 3613A, 3616, 3620 No. 2

Aircraft Interphone Equipment 3611, 3617A, 3618A, 3619A, 3620 Issue 3B

Aircraft Interphone Equipment 3611, 3613, 3613A, 3616, 3620 Issue 3E



DESCRIPTION DATESLeft-Right Indicator 1939 - 1941Instrument Landing Indicator 1938-1941Left-Right Indicator 1939 - 1941Control Panel

Junction Box (5017 UK)Tri-Service MLS System

Specialized key generation equipment (NSA) 1989

1959

1959-1962

1959-1962

1959-1962

1990s

1993

1991

1959-1962

1985

KUTA - seures missile telemetry data air to ground. 1986

1986

Interfaces two KG-84 units to Navy shipboard secure coommunications 1986

1979

Multiple Unit Automatic Test Set (NSA) 1987Key Generator (NSA) 1991

1986Seures telemetry data air to ground and air-to-air links 1986

1987

1970s

MARK XII crypto computer 1987Transmission security unit in ground and airborne systems 1986

Kinder development demultiplier-digital coverting programming group. 1962

See SCR-522 1938-1946

Key generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt AgencyKey generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt AgencyKey generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt AgencyKey generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt Agency

Key generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt AgencyKey generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt AgencyKey generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt AgencyKey generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt AgencyKey generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt Agency

Key generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt Agency

Key generator to encrypt and decrypt digital messages. National Secuiryt Agency

NOBLEMAN Embeddable crypto device miniaturized, low power for many unitsMark XII crypto computer. KIT is for transponder, KIR is for interrogator (old name Responsor)



DESCRIPTION DATES

1991

COMMON FILL family of crypto key generators for NSA 1976WALDORF digital secure communicaitons equipment 1961Digital secure communicaitons equipment 1956Voice security device 1960s

1956Voice security device 1956

Voice secuirty family. KY-57 is ground unit and KY-58 is airborne unit. 1976

Voice secuirty family. KY-65 is ground unit and KY-75 is airborne unit. 1979

1985

STU II provides secure voice over standard telephone line. NSA 1982COMMON FILL family of crypto key generators for NSA 1976COMMON FILL family of crypto key generators for NSA 1976

Service InterphoneMicrophone Amplifier 1961Fuze for missile systemFuze for missile systemNuclear cloud Radar 1965Hetrodyne RF Meter 1937Hetrodyne RF Meter EP 725 1938

CMA-150A 1969Fuze for missile systemKlystron Transmitter 1956 1956Crystal Frequency Indicator 6/8/35 1935Crystal Frequency Indicator Radio Research 1935Frequency Indicator Equipment Radio Research 1938Crystal Frequency Indicator Equipment Ser. No. 1764 1/14/39 1939 EP 1062 1940Hetrodyne RF Meter 1940 1940Aircraft Frequency Measuring Equipment 6/30/41 1941Hetrodyne RF Meter 1941 1941Aircraft Frequency Measuring Equipment 8/4/43 1943Aircraft Frequency Measuring Equipment 8/4/43 1943Aircraft Frequency Measuring Equipment 8/4/43 CRR-74028 1943Aircraft Frequency Measuring Equipment 8/4/43 1943Frequency Measuring Equipment CRR-74028Frequency Measuring EquipmentInterphone Mounting BaseLow Noise Pre AmpLoop Antenna 1941-1944Flush Loop AntennaFlush Loop Antenna 1959

Small digital to digital interface encryption compatible with KG-84 family for NSA

Voice secuirty family. KY-65 is ground unit and KY-75 is airborne unit special mod kits.



DESCRIPTION DATESFixed Loop Antenna, Part of DFA-72 1962

Linar Receiver 1971 1971Radar Set 1945

AD Converter 1964 1964Auto flight control system1 1/2 Com/Nav system 1964Navy, Protects Ships from inbound missles 1980sNavy, Protects Ships from inbound missles, Standard Missile 1990s

1970s

NRL contracts to upgrade MK XII before MK XV 1979-1984

1979-1991

1968

Automatic Multiple Address Segregating System 6/66 1966

1993-1998

Direction Finder, Jeep mounted 1945-1946Transponder EP 616 1944Remote Frequency Shift Unit

MulticouplerFM DemodulatorPhased Array, Army

NASA Project Mercury 1959-1962Aircraft Interphone Equipment 1937-1939Aircraft Interphone Equipment 1936-1939Aircraft Interphone Equipment 1939 1939Aircraft Interphone Equipment 1940 1940

Nato ID System that the US pursued under Mark XV program that Bendix won competative phases through Full Scale Development. Cancelled by USAF without Tri-Service coordination. (NIS)Automatic multiple address segregating system used by Air Force, Army and NSA

C3I, Airborne INTEL Receiver, OZ-72, Multi-Mission Airborne Tactical Terminal production designed from NRL prototype. Transitioned to Raytheon. Developed for SOCOM.

This is a Bendix developed (various patents applied for) unique portable radio transceiver that provides, Hands-free operation (no push-to-talk; no VOX), Automatic repeater-relay, Multi-party conference communications, Unattended relay operation and Full duplex radio link on a single frequency. The transceiver is essentially a phase-locked system, which in turn is phase-locked within the com-net to the average frequency of the net.



DESCRIPTION DATESAircraft Interphone Equipment 1936-1940Aircraft Interphone Equipment 1936-1941Aircraft Interphone Equipment Bomber's Control Box 1939-1941Pilot's Station Box 1939-1941Aircraft Interphone Equipment Ser. No. 4520 6/21/41 1940-1941Fuze for missile systemPilot's Station Box 1940-1941Interphone Station Box 1940-1941Interphone Station Box (for Navy DC-5) 1941Interphone Station BoxAircraft Interphone Equipment Model 3611-B & Model 3613-B Flight Interphone Amplifier 5/1957Speaker Control Box ( for Glenn L Martin) 1944-1945Audio Amplifier EP 621 1944Speaker Unit for MI-30A 1944-1945Inter-Phone System (used on United's Mainliner Stratocruiser) 1946-1949Multichannel Audio AmplifierFlight Interphone AmplifierAmplifier 1946-1947Speaker & Control PanelSelector SwitchTalk Back AmplifierPage AmplifierDriver UnitHornHornRailroad radio amplifier EP 1196 1947Dual Speakers

Cockpit Loudspeaker System 1954


Minitrack Project Satellite Tracking System (Navy) 1957-1961Fuze for missile systemPhoenix Missile York Division Production Towson DivisionNavy Standard Missile Fuze 1980s EAMAir ForceLinar Receiver 1963Marker Receiver 1956-1958Marker Receiver 1961Microwave Landing System, FAA 1980's

Relay RackAnti-Static Cartridge Equipment 4/1939 1939Receptacle 1939Mounting Rack (for CAA DC-3) 1940PBY Test Table 1941

Fuze for missile system, Fuze York Division (Air Force Air to Air Nuclear missile)



DESCRIPTION DATESRepair Kit for MN-36 1942-1945Cabinet for TG-16 transmitter 1945Maintenance Monitor Display 1976Military Microwave Landing System( Mobile Medium Range Ballistic MissileVHF Radio 1949Direction Finding Equipment 8/1939 1937-1941Direction Finding Equipment 1939Direction Finding Equipment 7/1939 Equipment for KLM 1937-1941Loop Mounting 1937-1941Local Control DF Coupler IB-140 1938-1941

Loop Amplifier EP 1033 CAA 95 1939-1941

Loop Coupler IB-22Control Unit 1938-1941Loop Azimuth Control 1938-1941Aircraft Radio Compass Equipment TypeDirection Finder Unit 1939-1942Antenna Loop Unit 1938-1941Make-up Pump 1937-1941Antenna Loop Unit 1937-1941Loop control 1937-1941Remote controlLoop & Rotator 1937-1941Rotatable Loop Antenna 1938-1943Autosyn Indicator 1941Aximuth Indicator 1939-1942Junction Box18" Rotatable Loop Antenna 1939-1941Loop Rotator 1937-1941

Aircraft Radio Compass Equipment 1938-1945

Aircraft Radio Compass Equipment 1939-1945

Radio Compass 1940-1943

Radio Compass EP 1212 1947Receiver 1939-1941

Remote Control Unit 1938-1942

Fixed Loop Antenna 1938-1941 Automatic Radio Compass 1938-1941Loop Antenna 1941Radio Receiver 1939-1941Receiver Control Box 1939-1941Loop Antenna with Control 1940-1943Brearing Indicator 1940-1941Push Button Indicator 1940-1941Rotatable Loop Antenna 1940-1941



DESCRIPTION DATESBearing Indicator 1940-1941Aircraft Radio Direction Finding Equipment 11/1/1940 1940Dual Azimuth Indicator 1941-1945Azimuth Indicator 1940-1941Azimuth Indicator 1941Loop Antenna, CAA 803 Pan Am Airways 1942Loop Antenna 1943Loop Antenna 1943

Azimuth Control Unit 1940-1941

Marker Beacon Receiver 1945Receiver Loop For Auto/Maual 1944-1945Marker Receiver 1945Aautomatic Loop Antenna 1944-1945Dual Azimuth IndicatorDirection Finding EquipmentLoop Antenna Assy 1946-1959Marker Beacon Receiving System 1946-1957

1947-1949

Omni Bearing Indicatior 1954Dual Radio Magnetic Indicator 1954IF / AF Unit 1947Automatic Loop EP 1181 1946Bearing IndicatorVHF Navigation System, VCR, IB-713, 1947-1949VHF Radio Navigational System 1954

Jack Box or Path Antenna(EP 435) 1946 or 1948

Omni-Magnetic Indicator 6/1957 IB-745 1954-1958VCR System 1947-1949Glide Path System For Coast Guard 1954Radio Magnetic IndicatorGlide Slope ReceiverManual VCR for GA

1950sMOMCOM - Man on the Move Communications. Navy shipboard 1970sPower Supply 1941Power Supply 1941Power Supply 1941Power Supply for TA-1 1940-1941Power Supply 1939-1941Power Supply 1941

Power Supply (for TA-2J-24) 1941-1943

Dynamotor 1941Power Supply 1941Power Supply 1941Power Supply 1938-1941Power Supply 1941Power Supply 1939-1941

Airborne Direction Finder Radio Navigational System - Radio Compass Receiver



DESCRIPTION DATESPower Supply (for TA-12B) 1939-1941Power Supply 1939-1941Power Supply 1942Power Supply 1940-1941Power Supply 1940-1941Power Supply 1940-1942Power Supply 1941Power Supply for IF-13A 19423 Phase RectifierVoltage doubler 1944-1945Power Supply for TG-15A 1945Power Supply 1945Railroad radio power supply EP 1198 1946

Power Supply

1945

Navy GCA Radar 1941-1945Navy GCA Radar

Air Force 1954

Remote control unit for RA-1B 1941

IF-AF Uunit 1941Marine Radar Model 1958 1958Preselector Unit 1941Control UnitHeadphones 1941Remote Control (for RA-10) 1941-1942Remote Control for RA-10 1939-1942Azimuth Control Unit EP 1055 1940Dual Tach Shaft Drive Unit 1939-1941Remote Control 1941Hand Crank (for MN-22A) 1941Range Filter EP 1255 1939-1948Control Unit 1941Junction Box 1941Matching Transformer 1937-1941Crank 1941Matching Transformer 1937-1942Dual speaker panel 1941Crank Housing Box 1941Remote Control EP 316 1940-1942

Mobile Pulse Gunnery Radar for Signal Corps. - Seraching and tracking targets in coastal waters. - Reference AN/FPG-1, -2 Fixed Locations Sets



DESCRIPTION DATES

Antenna Relay unit 1939-1942

Universal Receiver Drive Head 1939-1941Remote Control Box 1939-1941Antenna switch & coupling unit 1940-1941Mechanical receiver tuner 1939-1941Oscillator control 1938-1941Pilot's jack box 1939-1941Hybrid transformer 1941Shockmount 1941Shockmount 1939-1941Shockmount 1941Dual Audio Unit; CAA 990 1940-1942Two way drive unit 1939-1941Shockmount 1940-1945Oscillator remote control 1939-1941Tuning control EP266 1941Shockmount 1940-1941Tuning indicator 1940-1943Shockmount 1941Sensitivity Control 1940-1942Headphones 1940-1941Co-pilot's jack box 1941Tackometer 1941Operator control unit 1941

Antenna Grounding Relay (for RA-1B) British PBY-4 & Pan Am Grace 1940-1941

Receiver remote control 1940-1941Split headsets 1940-1941Crystal Adapter unit 1940-1941Tuning meter 1940-1941Tuning control EP266 1941-1942Tuning control 1941-1942Sensitivity Control 1942-1943Remote Control unit 1942-1943Shockmount 1944-1945Mounting base 1944-1945Mounting base 1944-1945VHF Fixed Freq Receiver, IB-572 1945Monitor Receiver EP 1221 1947

7/1/1967 1967Air Force Transportable Tropospheric Radios 1962Tropospheric Scatter Communications Set 1963

VHF Communication SystemVHF Communication SystemMobile / Railroad / Tug Boat VHF Radio System 1946Railroad Transceiver 1946-1949



DESCRIPTION DATESRailroad Transceiver EP 1233 1947Railroad Transceiver 1951

Trafficmaster VHF Comm System Railroad / Taxi / Police 1951

Railmaster VHF Comm System Railroad / Taxi / Police 1951Commerical Portable FM Radio 1953Communication SystemMaster Control Panel EP 211 1939

Junction Box; CAA 383, 384, 385, 556, 1941

Headphone Jack Box 1941Junction BoxBattery Case 1939-1941Carryuing Case (IF-5A) 1939ControlControl Panel 1942Junction Box 1941Transfer Unit 1941Transfer Unit 1941Transfer Unit 1941Transfer Unit 1941

Remote Control, CAATC 997, 998, 1000 EP 1071 1941 -1943

Transfer Unit 1941Junction Box 1941Battery Box 1941Antenna Switch 1941Junction Box 1941Remote Control Unit 1941 EP 290 1941Telegraph Adapter EP 300 1942Jack Box; CAA 117 1942Remote Control EP 283 1941Control Unit 1942SensitOverhead ControlRadio Jack Box for Pilot and Co-Pilot 1945-1946Remote Control Unit

Aircraft Pedestal Control Panel between Pilot and Co-Pilot 1946Aircraft Pedestal Control Panel between Pilot and Co-Pilot 1947Radio Control Panel 1946Control Unit 1946Control Unit 1946

1947Control UnitRailroad radio control unit EP 1195 1947

Ground Station Antenna EP 1187 1946Test Set EP 427 1948



DESCRIPTION DATES

Remote Control Unit

Telephone Key, Flameproof 1941

Coils for TA-2J-24 1941Coils for TA-2J-24 1941

Antenna Loading & Coupling UnitTuning Meter 1941

Remote Control (for TA-2J-24) 1941Antenna Loading and Coupling (for TA-2J-24) 1941Microphone 1939

Remote Control Unit (for TA-12B) 1941Antenna Loading Unit (for TA-12B) 1941Shockmount 1941Antenna Reel 1941Transfer Unit 1941Antenna Reel 1941Dummy Antenna 1941Standpipe Assembly 1941

19411941

Relay Unit EP 267 1942Dummy Antenna 1941Dummy Antenna 1941Antenna Tuning Unit; CAA657, CAA 801 1942HF RF UnitModulatorAmplifier 1945AmplifierRailroad radio monitor EP 1208 1947

1980d

Crystal and Holder 1939Crystal and HolderCrystal and Holder 1939Crystal and Holder 1940Crystal and Holder 1941-1943

194219381938

Multiple unit VANDAL assembly terminal for Army KYV-2 (VANDAL) encryption



DESCRIPTION DATES

Receiver Navigation and Communications Receptor 1949Distance Measuring Equipment Commerical Airborne 1953

Control & Display System of NATO Missile Firing Installation 3/1967 1967

Range Scope 1/19671974

NASA 1963-1968

intergrated space object tracking 1959

1973-1974

NATO ID System, NATO name for US CIS then MARK XV programs.

1934RCAF VHF Navigation System RA-21A VOR/LOC 1959VHF Navigation Unit 1961

1970

C3I, See MATT 1993-1998

Receiver Coast Guard EP177 1939Power AmplifierPrecision Approach Radar (GCA) / B283 EP1153 1946-1953Range receiver 1946

1946

Flightweight Receiver EP 1173 1946

1979

Low Frequency Transmitter Unit 1940sFlight Transmitter EP 1174 1946VHF Transmitter 1946

VHF Flightphone, Flightweight 1946Fuze for missile system, ARMY, Harry Diamond Labs 1980-1996Phased Array Radar proposalJTMLS Precision DME System

Office of Civil Defense test receivers for a hardened transmitter and antenna system at Edgewood. All the money went for the transmitter.

Navy Interrogator circular phased array antenna, Electronically Scaned Cylindrical Array, MK XII

Range and Broadcast VHF Receiver (weather reportss, navigations aids, entertainment). Part of postwar GA Flightweight series avionics

Voice secuirty family. KY-65 is ground unit and KY-75 is airborne unit, RCU remote control unit airborne.



DESCRIPTION DATESFuze for missile system, ARMY, Harry Diamond Labs 1970-1981VHF Loop Antenna 1946Pacific Missile Range 1959-1964Panel 1941Panel 1942

Radar Set 1945Weather Radar Indicator 1963

1960-????

1960s

1960s

1970s

1970s

1970s

Parallel Runway Monitor, Precision Runway Monitor 1992

Standard Navy flight deck communication system for many years. VHF handset transceiver. Part of SRC-22 Flgiht Deck system.Standard Navy flight deck communication system for many years. VHF helmet transceiver. Part of SRC-22 Flgiht Deck system.

HF, UHF, VHF transceivers for Air Force. This radio was designed for the USAF to improve FAC communications. It is comprised of the RT-835 HF-SSB Transceiver; the HT-836 VHF-FM Transceiver; the RT-837 UHF-AM Transceiver and the RT-838 VHF-AM Trans ceiver. These 4 separated transceivers are mounted in an open frame rucksack, and they can operate independently from each other. The frequency range is such that provides, with modern solid-state design, complete coverage for ground-to-air and ground-to-ground communications. Custom-made IC's were used throughout to reduce size and cost and increase reliability.

AN/PRC-100; AN/VRC-79; AN/GRC-177, a VHF-FM family of radios.Portable transceiver VHF-FM Air Force Security Police.These equipments were developed by BCD for the USAF (UDC), as part of their Base Communications Systems.The frequency coverage is 138-174 MHz; modulation is 16F3(+5 kHz) FM-narrowband; or wideband to interface with crypto devices.Operating frequencies are generated by a novel frequency synthe sizer which produces a total of 2880 channels spread 12.5 kHz apart, consuming not more than 100 mw of average power. The spectral purity of this device and associated equipment is such that make this family the first portable radios to fully meet MIL-STD-461. Output power is 2 or 25 watts. Construction is all solid state.

AN/SRC-41 and AN/SRC-41. These equipments constitute the basis for the MOMCOM (man-on-the move communications) system used in the USN LHA ships. The units operate in the 138-150.8 MHz band using 16F3 modulation. Three half-duplex and one simplex channels are available for communications meeting the require ments of MIL-STD-461. The portable units are extremely lightweight.



DESCRIPTION DATESMine Detection Kit

Power Supply 2/1959

1974

CompassReceiver EP 364 1944Air Force 1954

Wideband, remotely tunable ten channel IF intercept receiver 1970sBulldog Radio Receiver 1977Aircraft Radio Receiving Equipment CAA 96 1939Aircraft Radio Receiving Equipment 1937Aircraft Radio Receiving EquipmentAircraft Radio Receiving EquipmentAircraft Radio Receiving Equipment EP 764 1941Remote Control Aircraft Receiver EP 804 1938Aircraft Radio Receiving Equipment 12/1939 1939

Ten Channel Transmitter / Receiver 1941

Instrument Landing ReceiverVHF Commuications Receiver, Commerical; 1/2 ATR 1953RCAF VHF Receiver NVA-21 1959Aircraft Radio Receiving Equipment 1961Aircraft Radio Receiving Equipment; Rectifier; UK # 5003A

1950s

Various Commerical Radios 1946sRailroad, Taxi, Boat, Police 1950sDirection Finder Antenna 1943-1945

Receiving equipment 1942Localizer 1940sRadio Transmitter 1942Radio Receiver 1942D/F Fixed Station 1942

Receiver EP166 1938

Radios for various automobile manufacturers: Ford, Chrysler, VolksWagen, etc.



DESCRIPTION DATES

Remote Control Unit 1978Remote Control Unit 1976Commerical Weather Radar 1950s1/2 ATR Transmitter 1955Lightweight weather radar system, weather avoidance radar 1964


Direction Finder 1939Radio Receiver 2/1957

VHFCommunications 1956-19601971

Dynamotor EP 249 1940

Interphone EP 194 1939Remote Control UnitControl UnitControl UnitWaveform MonitorVHF Navgation Receiver 1961

Power Supply 6 volt 1968

Secure Tansceiver (VANDAL) 1973IFF transponder, Receiver Transmitter, tri-service 1975IFF transponder, Receiver Transmitter, tri-serviceIFF transponder, Receiver Transmitter, tri-serviceIFF transponder, Receiver Transmitter, tri-serviceIFF transponder, Receiver Transmitter, tri-serviceBase station for Flight Deck System SRC-22 1960s

Diversity Transponder 1969Communications Unit; HF Transmitter & Receiver 1939

1942

Transmitter / Receiver ship to shore 1954

VHF Transceiver 1963VHF Transceiver

Railroad Radio 1945-1946Railroad Radio EP1166 1945-1947

19711970

RT-859 NRL transponder RT unit baseline on ""APX-72 development contract (1966?);

Communications Unit, Transmitter / Receiver, two way communications Air to Ground




Electronic Equipment 5/1955

Computer Project

1954-4962

Fuze for missile system 1970-1991Signal Distribution Panel, Interphone (ARC-22)Instrument Landing System 1941-1945

Selective Calling System

1958

Late 1950’s

Radio Compass UnitRadio Set (BC-322), 53-66 Mhz version of SCR-194ReceiverFrequency Meter (BC-221-*); TM 11-300, 1943Radio Compass Receiver (BC-310), LF-MF, 14 V; AN 08-10-27, 1938Aircraft Liaison Radio (brief usage)Automatic Direction Findeer - Ref: Commerical Version MN-31 1941

EP 213 1939Radio Compass Receiver, 14-V version of SCR-269 1940Radio Compass (BC-431)Radio Compass, 28-V version of SCR-242, AN 08-10-27, 1940 1940Receiver (BC-1004); TM 11-866, 1944

Air Force Selective Calling System (SELCAL) to uniquely address a single aircraft or group of aircraft.

First attempt at satellite communications. A transmitter was used in a suborbital flight and broadcast a taped Christmas message from President Eisenhower. Some early development projects were Bucket and Pail.

Radar, second Army set, 105 Megahertz air search, mobile, 100 kilowatts peak (BC-402 to BC-405, BC-424, BC-439, BC-758 to BC-760, BC-780, BC-785, BC-968, BC-986, BC-988, BC-1070, BC-1232, BC-1239, BC-1270, BC-1310; RD-4, RA-60 rectifier, PE-74, -138, -139 power units); TM 11-1510, -1570. Also see RC-148, -150.

Vehicular Radio, WE Co., 20-28 Mhz FM (two BC-603s, BC-604, BC-605); TM 11-600, 1943. Famous "tank radio set," related to SCR-528/538, SCR-608/ -628/-638, SCR-708/-728/-738, and SCR-808/-828. Also see RC-163.



DESCRIPTION DATES

1942

Tank Radio, 20-28 Mhz, 30W (BC-603 and BC-604-604); TM 11-600

1942

1942

1942

Fixed Direction Finder or Homer Direction Finder, Ref SCS-2 1942

1942

1942

1942

1942

VHF Airborne and ground multi-channel system, Americanized version of British TR-1143 used extensively in Europe by UK and US in WWII. Note: 2/3 of airborne units produced by Bendix Radio subcontractor Colonial Radio. -- See "King George" Command Receiver. . Famous VHF aircraft radio, 100-156 Mhz AM, four channels, 6 W, 29 V, American version of British TR-1143 made by Bendix, Colonial Radio and Zenith. (BC-624 receiver; BC-625 transmitter; -602, -1175, -1176 control boxes; -629 and -631 jack boxes; AN-104 antenna; PE-94 power unit; FT-244 rack; CS-80 case).Tested with BC-638 frequency meter, BC-1303 test control box, IE-19 and IE-36 test sets, I-139A test meter, and I-95 field-strength meter. SCR-542 is 14-V version

SCR-522 version for 14 V operation. Aircraft Radio, 14-V version of SCR-522 (same Bcs but PE-98 power unit) TM 11-509, 1945. UHF command set, 100 to 156 mc, 12-14 v DC supply. Comparable to Radio Set(SCR-522 ) which operates from 24-28 v DC supply. Xtal controlled by means of push buttons. Includes Radio Receiver BC-624- (), Radio Transmitter BC-625- 0, Junction Box JB-29, Dynamotor Unit PE-98- O, Cord CD-477, Contactor Unit BC-608 and various interconnecting plugs.

Control Set, Ref SCS-2, Control-Net System for up to 4 interceptor squadrons, P/O SCS-2 (BC-686 and PE-99 generator)

Radio Sets Transmitter / Receiver Mobile, Ref SCS-2, Control-Net System (six BC-640 transmitters, 90' mast, and PE-99 generator), P/O SCS-2

Radio Sets Transmitter / Receiver Mobile, Ref SCS-2, Control-Net System (six BC-639 rcvrs and 90' mast), P/O SCS-2

Direction Finder Fixed Station, Ref SCS-2, Control-Net System (two BC-639 receivers), P/O SCS-2

Mobile D/F Station Vehicle, Ref SCS-2, Control-Net System (SCR-522, BC-639, and PE-99), P/O SCS-2. A portable direction finding station used to extend the range of the DF system, or in emergencies, to perform the operations of the homer station at a separate airfield. The mobile DF station has all major components mtd on a Truck K-53. The station also consists of a gasoline driven AC power unit mtd on a two-wheel trailer which is pulled by the station truck

Relay Station, Ref SCS-2, Mobile Forward Relay Station (two BC-639 receivers, two BC-640 transmitters, two PE-99 generators)

Control Set, Ref SCS-3, Control-Net System (BC-686), P/O SCS-3; AN-08-10-40



DESCRIPTION DATES

1942

1942

1942

1943

1941945

Control-Net System (BC-639 receivers), P/O SCS-2Radio Compass, also Fairchild & Sparks Withinfton 1943-45

1942

1942

Radio Sets Transmitter / Receiver, Ref SCS-3, Control-Net System, 100-156 Mhz AM, 50 W (two BC-640 transmitters, PE-99 generator), P/O SCR-3. Mobile VHF radio trans station; for transmitting radio com to aircraft in flight; transmits amplitude modulated signals over a freq band in the 100-156 mcs range; performs the same functions as Radio Set SCR-543A but is installed in a vehicle; p/o VHF equipment

Radio Sets Transmitter / Receiver, Ref SCS-3, Control-Net System (two BC-639 receivers, BC-685, -686M OE-99), P/O SCR-3. VHF mobile rec stations. For receiving all radio com from aircraft on 2 channels. Operates on amplitude modulated signals over transmitted to operations center through Control Unit RM-18-A; operates from Power Unit PE-99-( ) or any 115-230 v, 50-60 cyc power supply

Fixed Direction Finder or Homer Direction Finder, Ref SCS-3. Mobile Forward DF Station (SCR-522, BC-639, PE-99) (AN/TRD-9), P/O SCS-3

Mobile Pulse Gunnery Radar. Used to control artillery fire against ships - Coast Guard, Radar, 3-cm, coastal defense, with PPI display (later AN/MPG-1) (Secret)

VHF Radio, 100-156 Mhz, ground-based SCR-522 (BC-624, -625, -1171, -1314); AN 08-10-185. Air-transportable gnd station using appropriate components from Radio Set SCR-522 () and contained in carrying case. Freq range 100-156 mc. Includes collapsible ant mast and ant equipment; an AC rect operates from 115 to 230 v, 50 - 60 cyc to supply power for xmtr and rec components. Provisions for complete remote operation up to distance of 500 ft. Additional provisions for remote operation over one channel at max distance of 2 miles and com w/monitoring operator at xmtr-rec location.

Control-Net System (BC-640 transmitters, 2 PE-99's Aux Power), SCS-2 . Fixed Transmitting station for ground control of interceptor pursuit operations. Provides 5 independent channels. Uses half-wave dipoles on 90 foot steel mast. 6 xmitters BC- 640 (1 spare) Rated xmitter output 50 watts. Approx weight 22,600

Control Set, Ref SCS-2, Control-Net System (BC-686, PE-99), for two squadrons

Radio Sets Transmitter / Receiver, Ref SCS-2, Control Net System (2 BC-640 transmitters, PE-99), P/O SCS-3. Two channel 50 w VHF tp and CW transmitting equipment xmtr operable simultaneously, for the gnd control of interceptor pursuit operations. Power requirements obtained from Power Unit PE-99 or commercial 110 v AC tow wire service. Similar to Radio Set SCR-573 (except) housed in buildings not part of system.



DESCRIPTION DATES

1942

1942

1942

1942

Slowed Down VideoPhased Array Antenna, Navy R & D Teletype special ASCII to Baudot code converter. AN/GGQ-5 ( ) 1965

1958

Special digitizing design research 1963

1995-1997

Detection and warning system in the FPS-85Electronic Test EquipmentSimultaneous Radio Range Equipment 3/1939Communication SystemAir Force Space Tracking Radar (see FPS-85) 1962Fuze for missile systemNavy Research Labs Receiver 1959

1952Aircraft Blind Landing System, Navy 1954

XN-11956

Radio Sets Transmitter / Receiver, Ref SCS-2, Control Net System (2 BC-639 receiver, -686, PE-99), P/O SCR-3. Rec; two channel VHF tp, 1 CW & CW receiving equipment for gnd control of interceptor pursuit operations. Power requirements obtained from Power Unit PE-99-( ) or commercial 110 v AC 2 wire system. U/w but not p/o Control Set SCR-642-( ), Radio Set SCR- 643-( ) and Radio Set SCR-645-( ).

Fixer D/F or Homer D/F, Ref SCS-2. D/F Station (SCR-522, BC-639, -687, PE-100, RA-42, RC-93, -213). Fixed VHF direction finding station used for gnd control of interceptor pursuit operations. Used as direction finding station for obtaining bearing on aircraft equipped w/Radio Set SCR-522-( ), for purposes of homing and direction finding plotting. Corn receiving and transmitting equipment included. Power requirements furnished by Power Unit PE-99-() and storage batt. Similar to Radio Set SCR-575-() except housed in Tower TR-17-( ) instead of vehicle.

Fixed Control Net System, VHF Includes: SCR-561, SCR-562, SCR-563, SCR-564, SCR-565, SCR-566, SCR-567.. Occupies a triangle area of 10 to 100 miles per side. See Drawing N91546. -- Offen referred to as the "Queen".

Mobile Control Net System, VHF Includes: SCR-572, SCR-573, SCR-574, SCR-575. Occupies a triangle area of 10 to 100 miles per side. See Drawing N91546. -- Offen referred to as the ""Queen"".

Air Force Selective Calling System (SELCAL) to uniquely address a single aircraft or group of aircraft. SCL-403

Small Low-Cost Intercept Device for defense against artillary rounds and anti-tank missiles



DESCRIPTION DATES

19651959

1964

1960s

1970s

19531962

Multiple Unit Automatic test system for NSA 1987

1981

R & D Satelite Communications SystemSTU II provides secure voice over standard telephone line. NSA 1982Special application KIV-7HS unit 1996Test Proc for Syncom Van Road Tests

1961-1967

Transmitter EP 105 1937Army, Battlefield Radar 1955Transmitter EP 104 1937Radio Transmitter EquipmentRadio Transmitter 1939

Coast Guard D/F CalibrationTransmitterTV MonitorDynamotor EP 249 1940

Aircraft Carrier Flight Deck Communications (Navy). Flight Deck System for Navy Aircraft carriers. PRC-56, PRC-55, RT-647. This is a flight-deck communications system manufactured by Bendix for the USN to provide two-way radio communications between various fixed points and properly equipped flight-deck personnel of an aircraft carrier. This is a sophisticated FM system operating in the 132 to 150.8 MHz frequency band. Both fixed stations and portable equipments are solid state, highly reliable units that provide a multi plicity of communications services within a ship.

These equipments constitute the basis for the MOMCOM (man-on-the move communications) system used in the USN LHA ships. The units operate in the 138-150.8 MHz band using 16F3 modulation. Three half-duplex and one simplex channels are available for communications meeting the require ments of MIL-STD-461. The portable units are extremely lightweight.

Automatic test system for VINSON, PARKHILL, and TENLeY equipment. NSA

After Advent, Bendix Radio won the Syncom contract for a portable two voice channel system.. Was installed at Lakehurst,NJ, Ethopia, Clark AFB, Phillipines and on the SS Kingsport.Satellite Communications System, Tri Sevice, Ground Communications System for Synchronous Satellite (Army)



DESCRIPTION DATESHF Transmitter (late pre-war and WWII); 100W 1941

Aircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterTarnsmitter 1941Tarnsmitter, Dual Channel HF 1941Aircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterAircraft Radio EquipmentTransmitter, Submarine for Navy 1941Aircraft Radio EquipmentAircraft Radio EquipmentAircraft Radio EquipmentAircraft Transmitter; 12 Channel HF 1941

1940Aircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterVHF Aircraft Transmitter; full ATR 1949VHF ransmitter for Tower Contact and Control Approaches 1949Aircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterAircraft TransmitterVHF Transmitter 3/1957 1957

VHF TransmitterVHF Communications Transmitter 1958VHF Transmitter Airborne 1963

1961

Aircraft Relay Transmitter EquipmentVHF Transmitter 1956-1959Low Frequency Transmitter 1941UHF TransmitterProject Airborne Collision Avoidance System

Transmitter 3/1945Air Force, Conttol Unit, etc. 1955-1963

1971

Spread spectrum system 1966

Kinder development demultiplier-digital coverting programming group. 1962

Various Coliseum Avoidance Systems BCAS, ACAS 1980s

Tape Automatic Relay Equipment for NATO. Store and forward mobile message system.



DESCRIPTION DATES

Cone of Silence Marker Equipment 7/7/37 Radio Transmitter Equip 1/1952

Various Commercial Televisions 1946s

Marker Transmitter 1939Radio Transmitter EquipmentInstrument Landing Transmitter 1940Transmitter Equipment 1945Fixed Station TransmitterLow Power Ground Station TransmitterVHF Transmitter, 100 watts 1944VHF Transmitter 1956VHF Transmitter 1961

1967

1978-1982

Tracker Computer Test Set

Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator Miniturized 1980sTape Numbering Readout (NSA) 1970

Secret 1943AEL 1957

FAA, Air Traffic Control Transponder 1962ATC transponder

Mobile Mark XII Interrogator for vehicles, Army 1995 7/1967 1967

King George Family, UK Prototype for SCR-522.ATC transponder 1961ATC Transponder System 11/63 1963ATC Transponder System

FAA 1961-1966

TV RECEIVEREcho Box

Black and Decker tool line test sets plus many inhouse unique production test sets.

Air Force mobile teletype message relay center of 4 shelters. TRC Transportable Torn Tape Relay Center




Hand held TV camera 1960s

Low Light Level TV

1961Radar Beacon EP 1251 1948Radar Beacon EP 652 1947

1962-1964

Field Maintainance Instructions 2/1966UHF Automatic Drection Finder Equipment 1949-1954UHF Automatic Drection Finder Equipment 1951-1961

Air Force 1954Air Force 1954Signal generator; ARC-33

1964-19721972

1970s

VHF Direction Finder

NSA, Voice to cryptographic secure analog to recovered Voice received.

Very Lightweight Air Traffic Management system

Several versions this Emergency Rescue Transceiver.Used VHF and UHF emergency rescue commuications for handheld transceiver used by all services. This miniature, portable, emergency communications transceiver was produced by Bendix in large quantities for use by all armed services in military air-sea rescue operations. Operating in the 240-260 MHz or 120-130 MHz bands, it provides two-way voice communications and generates a swept audio tone beacon or a CW signal for location by homing devices. Modulation is AM, 80% with an output power of 250 mw and sen sitivity of better than 5 microvolts.

Joint development between Hughes, Bendix Radio, PanAm, Boeing, ATA and NASA to prove the feasibility of satellite communication to aircraft.Navy Versitle Avionics Automatice Test System for various Navy equipmentsNavy Versitle Avionics Automatice Test System for various Navy equipmentsNavy Versitle Avionics Automatice Test System for various Navy equipments



DESCRIPTION DATESWALDORF digital secure communicaitons equipment. KW-7 units 1960sAirborne weather radar unit for military and commercial aircraft

1959

1963-1970

Receiver 1960s

TV Weather 1956

Receiver for ARN-14 1946Receiver for ARN-14 1946Navy 1939

1964

Automatic Gun Laying Radar

Voice encryption system incorporating LPI techniques 1976

ARIA Antenna Control Console TU-28319-2-1-6 Apr-67Airborne TV System for Re-entry Instrumentation 1962ARIA HF Comm Subsystem 1966ARIA Recorder GroupARIA RF Equipment Group Nov-66ARIA Power Control Panel 8/1967ARIA Signal Data Demodulator 6/1967ARIA Telemetry Receiver Equipment ARIA Teletype Group Nov-66ARIA Bulkhead Assembly Nov-66

Bendix Automatic Landing System 6/24/60

Brewster Bermuda Aircraft Radio Installation

Camp Sentinel Radar III 11/16/70Civil Airborne Radar for Weather Mapping & Navigation 6/10/55 Computation & Data Flow Integrated Subsystem

The AN/WRC-1 is an HF-SSB (2-30 MHz) radio set comprised of the R-1051/URR receiver; the T-827/URT transmitter; the AM-3007 power amplifier and the CU/937 antenna coupler.It is fully synthesized in 100 Hz steps, providing 280.000 channels, with an output power of 100 watts, and various modulation formats. This is a highly reliable and rugged radio set, used primarily as a fixed link in a communications network.

Flexible Matrix Converter for code conversion to teletype outputs. Mounted in Model 28 teleprinter. Also known as FCC-150A.

Secure IFF communications. KIT transponder is airborne, KIR interrogator is ground unit.



DESCRIPTION DATESCommunications Satellite Mobile Ground Stations 4/10/62

Dual Spiral Sweep Generator

Eniwetok Photographic Instrumentation 6/1963

Flight Data Station 11/1980Flight Deck Communication System 12/1967

GRC-147 Conversion

Hudson A-29 Aircraft Radio Installation

IF Transmitter 1937IF Transmitter 1937IF Transmitter 1939IF Transmitter Instrument Landing System for Aircraft

Manned Space Flight Network 1966Martin A-30 Aircraft Radio InstallationMartin Baltimore Aircraft Radio InstallationMaster Control Console 11/1966Mini Orthicon Camera Development 10/1963Minitrack InterferometerMinitrack Satellite TelemetryMinitrack Satellite Tracking UnitMod Kit Direction Finding DisplayMobile and Railroad EquipmentMTI Signal Generator 12/1953

Narrowband RF Preamp 4/1966

Parametric Amplifier 6/1963Patriot FuzePyramid System Controller Console 3/1977Pyramid System ECCM Console 3/1977Pyramid System IFF Beacon Radar 4/1977Pyramid System Height Finder Console 3/1977Pyramid System Surveillance Console 3/1977Pyramid System Spare Parts 3/1977Pyramid SystemOperational Display 3/1977

Radar Eqipment 6/1953 - 5/1955

Rapier System Remote Control Equipment 11/1940

Radio Range & Radiotelephone Transmitting Equipment 150-Watt Aural 3/1937 Radio Range & Radiotelephone Transmitting Equipment 800-Watt Aural 9/1939



DESCRIPTION DATESSignal Evaluator 5/1963Spacecraft Communication System 2/1965Syncom Engineering SupportSyncom Mod - Demod 4/1963Syncom Mobile Antenna Tracking System 7/1963Syncom GCME Receiver Test Equipment 9/1962Syncom Freq Translator 6/1963Syncon Shipboard Subsystem 6/1963Syncon Antenna 7/1963Syncom Ground Terminal 7/1963Syncom Comm Modulation Test Plan 11/1967

UHF Command Set B-70

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