Shore Station - high power RF patch panels |
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Shore Stations - Transmitter-Antenna Crossbar Switch |
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Delta Electronics - link |
Crossbar at NRTF Chollas Heights |
Rear View |
Transmitter Feedlines (Side Feed) |
Transmitter rows, Antenna columns |
Switch indicator matrix - RF crossbar is not visible. |
Antenna Feedlines (Top Feed) |
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SA-2691/GRT-36 Crossbar
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EIA hardline connectors for each row are on the right |
EIA hardline connectors for each column come out the top |
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Interface for Remote Control (C-12330/GRT-36) |
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Shipboard - Transmitters, RF Patch Panel, and Multicoupler |
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Transmitter RF & Control Patch System - Chu & Associates CA1100
- Manual Cables from transmitter connectors are attached via quick-disconnect connectors to multicoupler ports |
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Transmitter RF and 24 control lines |
Multicoupler quick-disconnect
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Shipboard Transmit-Receive Antenna Relays |
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C-1670/U
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used with TBL
2-20 mc up to 60wpm break-in CW |
C-1670A/U spec sheetsManual NAVSHIPS 92566 |
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C-4882/WRT
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Similar to C-1670/U
used with AN/WRT-2, WRT-4 2-30 mc up to 60wpm break-in CW |
C-4882/WRT spec sheetsManual NAVSHIPS 94248 |
AN/BRA-6 HF tuner for AT-774A/UR submarine emergency whip antenna2-30 mc Manual NAVSHIPS 94198 |
TN-341/BRT Tuner |
TN-341/BRT Tuner Schematic |
RF-91/BRT Series Coil (used for 2-6mc) |
AN/FRA-49(V)
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10 KW HF multicoupler Shore Stations see NRL development page for info Manual - NAVSHIPS 94253 |
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AN/SRA-13
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four 500 watt inputs to one antenna xmtrs must be 10% diff in freq. |
AN/SRA-13 - 2 to 6 mc |
see NRL development page for info SRA-13/14/15 NAVSHIPS 92746 Manuals available from Fair Radio Sales |
CU-419B/SRA-13 |
CU-419B/SRA-13 |
CU-419B/SRA-13 |
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CU-419B/SRA-13 |
CU-419B/SRA-13 |
CU-419B/SRA-13 |
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CU-421/SRA-15 |
CU-421/SRA-15 - busted vacuum cap |
CU-421/SRA-15 - busted vacuum cap |
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CU-421/SRA-15 |
CU-421/SRA-15 |
CU-421/SRA-15 |
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AN/SRA-16
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four 500 watt inputs to one antenna xmtrs must be 10% diff in freq. 9 to 26 mc see NRL development page for info manual NAVSHIPS 92839 |
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AN/SRA-18
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0.3-30 Mc 500w max system for use with AN/URT-2 series (autotune), AN/SRT-14 series, TBK, and other transmitters
(manual tune)
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C-1360/SRT Control Monitor Unit SRA-18 NAVSHIPS 92540 |
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AN/SRA-20
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Developed for use with 4-channel RCA SSB-1 transceiver - see detailed SRA-20 info on SSB-1 page manual NAVSHIPS 93202 |
C-2372/SRT controller |
TN-329/SRT tuner |
AN/SRA-22
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AN/SRA-22 Info and Manual Page |
CU-714/SRA-22 antenna coupler + C-2698/SRA-22 coupler control or C-2494/SRA-22 coupler control manuf Collins 180R-6 |
Notes on
Operation - PDF
NAVSHIPS 93286 Manual Download Page |
AN/SRA-23
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Antenna multicoupler AN /SRA-23
consists of three couplers and associated control and blower units. The
couplers cover the frequency range 2 to 27 mc in three frequency bands.
Each coupler operates in a different band. These bands are 2 to 6 mc, 5 to
15 mc, and 9 to 27 mc. The coupler group was developed for use with
500-watt transmitters, but, with minor adjustments. it is capable of
handling transmitters with 1000-watt outputs. One coupler group accommodates only one transmitter. Provisions are made, however, for connecting up to eight of these groups together to form a multicoupler system. This arrangement permits the simultaneous operation of eight transmitters into a single broadband antenna. Manual NAVSHIPS 93196 |
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AN/SRA-25
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4-channel HF tuner developed for use with Eldico S-100 transceiver? Appears similar to AN/SRA-20 | Please send e-mail if you have any info | |
AN/SRA-33
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4 couplers, 225-400 MHz, 140 watts The AN/SRA-33 is designed for operation with shipboard radio set AN/WSC-3. units and manuals are available from Fair Radio Sales |
The AN/SRA-33 consists of four antenna couplers (CU-1131/SRA-33 through CU-1134/SRA-33), a control power supply C-4586/SRA-33, an electronic equipment cabinet CY-3852/SRA-33, and a set of special-purpose cables. |
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AN/SRA-34
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Download CU-1169 manual | AN/SRA-34 information | |
AN/SRA-35
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need better photos | Spec sheets
see NRL development page for info |
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AN/SRA-56
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1kw (2kw PEP) per input | components - AN/SRA-56 (2-6mc) four CU-1772/SRA-56 coupler units PP-4993/SRA power supply CV-6422/SRA-56 cabinet CU-1773/SRA-56 matching network (to add four more coupler units) AN/SRA-57 (4-12mc) four CU-1774/SRA-57 coupler units PP-4993/SRA power supply CV-6422/SRA-57 cabinet CU-1773/SRA-57 matching network (to add four more coupler units) AN/SRA-58 (10-30mc) four CU-1776/SRA-58 coupler units PP-4993/SRA power supply CV-6422/SRA-58 cabinet Manuals available from Fair Radio Sales need more info!! - see also tuner section of Shipboard Equipment Manual |
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AN/URA-27
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tuner photos thanks to WA5AVK |
Antenna tuner 2-30mc, 1kw CU-772/URA-27 tuner CU-773/URA-27 directional coupler C-2995/URA-27 control monitor |
manuf TMC model ATS-50-2 (50 ohm) manuf TMC model ATS-70-2 (70 ohm) manual
thanks to K4OZY |
AN/URA-38
HF coupler used with AN/URT-23
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C-3698/URA-38 Control Unit | |||
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CU-402/SRT Transmitter Coupler(for AN/SRA-18 tuner system and AN/SRT-14 series transmitters) |
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CU-402/SRT
is an antenna current meter plus impedance matching auto-transformer - it
was mounted below-decks near the transmitter and then low-loss coax ran
from it up on deck to a motor-driven variable inductor and remotely
switched capacitors which were used to tune the antenna (35' whip or
60-100' long wire). It is rated for 200w for 0.3-2.0 mc and 500w for
2.0-30.0 mc |
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CU-691/U & CU-692/U
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225-400mc |
CU-691/U handles four sets CU-692/U handles two sets |
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CU-731/SRT & CU-732/SRT
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CU-791/URT Coupler
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CU-837/URC
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network matching switch 50 ohm output for TCS (use with AN/SRA-22 coupler) 2-3 mc 3-5 mc 5-7 mc 7-12 mc |
CU-837/URC Spec Sheets |
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CU-937/UR
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CU-1169/SRC-16
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Download CU-1169 manual | AN/SRA-34 information | -- |
CU-2184/URC-94 |
Harris RF-281
Used with URC-35, WRC-1, etc. Manual download |
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F-156/SRT
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Transmitting Filter Assemblies - The filters that will now be described have been designed for use with shipboard transmitters and antennas that are unbalanced to ground. This series includes Electrical Filter Assemblies F-159/SRT, F-160/SRT, F-161/SRT, F-162/SRT, and F-163/SRT. A representative filter assembly of this series, the F-162A/SRT, is shown in figure7-8. Each filter assembly consists of low-pass and high-pass subassemblies. They are used with transmitters operating in the frequency range between 175 kc and 27 mc. Single filter assemblies (fig. 7-9) can be used alone or combined with other subassemblies to operate two or more transmitters (using different frequencies) into a single antenna. Because a low-pass filter and a high-pass filter are used in each filter assembly, there is a definite crossover frequency for each filter. In the vicinity of the crossover frequency there is a band of frequencies, called the precluded band, which cannot be used because appreciable power would be lost in the filter. When frequencies in the vicinity of the crossover frequency are to be used, it is necessary to change the crossover point. By removing the crossover point around as the precluded band is approached, it is possible to obtain continuous coverage of the 175-kc to 27-mc frequency range, A switch in the center of the front panel on all assemblies except the F-160/SRT, permits shifting of the crossover frequency. Figure 7-10 shows curves for both low-pass and high-pass filters for the F-162A/SRT. The filter assemblies are constructed in the form of plug-in drawers. Normally, the lowpass drawer is installed on the left side of the cabinet and the high-pass drawer on the right side, as viewed from the front, however it is possible to interchange the subassemblies from left to right in the cabinet by changing a connecting strap in each subassembly. In normal operation, the filter assemblies dissipate less then 20 percent of the r-f power output of the transmitter. Because it is possible for a fault, such as a grounded antenna, to develop, each filter subassembly is designed to dissipate over 500 watts, if necessary. Because the low-pass filter section provides a termination for the high-pass section and vice versa, it is not advisable to operate a transmitter into one section alone. If it becomes necessary to operate a transmitter when either filter section is removed, a jumper assembly furnished with each cabinet is used to connect the transmitter directly to the antenna. Other transmitting filter assemblies presently in use include the F-156, -157, and -l58/URT. |
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TN-197/URT
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TN-197/URT inductor tuning unit |
motor/control end |
tuning coil end |
TN-229/SRT
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need photo of assembled unit - similar to TN-342 below | motor/control end |
tuning coil end |
TN-342/WRT
TN-342 pages from the AN/WRT-2 manual - Download 13 MB pdf
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motor/control end |