[Boatanchors] weird bc-639 restored by USN!
COURYHOUSE at aol.com
COURYHOUSE at aol.com
Sun Feb 5 15:02:54 EST 2012
639 and 640 were used in RDF stations suggest you run these SCR
numbers SCR-644 Control Net system, --- mobile direction finding station
SCR-575 and direction finding station SCR-634.
SCOTT was this what you were looking for!?
In a message dated 2/2/2012 9:17:06 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
COURYHOUSE at aol.com writes:
Yea ... but...just never saw a gray one before... also thought the use of
the verbiage 'RESRORED' by Navy was interesting!
And yes... USAF used them I had them at Luke.... I was the only young
person that knew about them as they did not teach them in school at that
time!
One setup was VHF comm. the other was VHF guard
back up was ... .....2 ARC-3's 9 another one I knew about but was not
our responsibility... avionics shop fixed them when needed.
Manuals? I will have to check.. I got a bunch... like a box full of stuff
when I got that CAA repaint 640 we have and never looked at them as I
Knew what the thing was and had no intention on lighting it off at that
time. I will have to see what the fellow had in the stash.
639 and 640 were used in RDF stations suggest you run these SCR
numbers SCR-644 Control Net system, --- mobile direction finding station
SCR-575 and direction finding station SCR-634.
amazing stuff.......
I would like good clean Green bc-639 and bc-640
GREEN !!! not brown, Gray , Blue, Blue wrinkle etc...
I have a stack of 640 panels in the odd blue and blue wrinkle and maybe
black------ I need to find a home for. !
I really hate the brown pain on this ^$)--- Scott... time to move your
green one over to me! <grin!>
Ed3
In a message dated 2/2/2012 7:47:01 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
scottjohnson1 at cox.net writes:
What's to wonder-
The USAF was still using BC-640/639 in back up service for G-A comms in at
least the early seventies, the Navy probably did the same.
My question is this (and Ed, I think you worked on these things in the
USAF,
if I'm not mistaken);
What is the designation of the complete systems using the BC-639/640, and
does anyone have T.Os/TM's for some of the more obscure accessories, such
as
the frequency meter, the power bridge, and the DC remote control?
I would like to get my system completed, but all I can find are the manuals
for the transmitter and receiver.
Scott W7SVJ
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