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Home: Military Comms: MARCONI R1475 RECEIVER, 1951
MARCONI R1475 RECEIVER, 1951

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MARCONI R1475 RECEIVER, 1951

The Receiver Type R1475 consists of the Receiver Type 88 and the Power Unit Type 360 ( Not in the Museum ).
It is a general purpose ground station Receiver covering a nominal Frequency Band from 2-20 Mc/s in four ranges.

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  • These receivers were the main stay of HF comms on Christmas island during Operation Grapple Z (H-bomb tests) in the late 1950's The slightly different grey coloured box (Centre right) was another receiver used as a "Guard" channel which would be preset to a frequency and any received signal would be heard along with the main signal.They were also used at the Maralinga Range in Australia......
    .......... David F Adair, SALTCOATS Ayrshire Scotland, 29th of April 2010

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