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Communications Equipment Through the AgesThe Corps Colours

These pages give outline details of the communication equipment that has been used by the Royal Signals throughout its history.  Many of these equipments can be seen in the Museum.  Some of the details given are of a specialist and technical nature.

 

 K9 Box Body Vehicle  

THIS IS THE MUSEUM'S K9 BOX BODY VEHICLE.  IT WAS USED EXTENSIVELY BY THE CORPS AND WAS A WORK HORSE DURING THE COLD WAR.  THIS VEHICLE WAS A D11 HF RADIO DETACHMENT

 

 

Find details by clicking on the relevant equipment

 

 

Station Radio A13 

Station Radio A14 

Station Radio A40

Station Radio A41 and A42  

Station Radio A43

Station Radio B47 and B48 

Station Radio B70 

Station Radio C11/R210 

Station Radio C12 

Station Radio C13 

Station Radio C15 

Station Radio C41/R222 

Station Radio C42 and C45 

Wireless Set No 10

Wireless Set No 11

Wireless Set No 16

Wireless Set No 19

Wireless Set No 52

Wireless Set No 62

 

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