Wireless Set No. 18 - Wikipedia
The Wireless Set No. 18 was a High frequency (HF) portable man-pack radio transceiver used by the British Army during World War II. Frequency coverage was 6 to 9MHz with an RF output of 0.25W. Range was up to 10 miles. [1] ^ "Wireless Set No. 18". Wireless for the Warrior. Louis Meulstee. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Wireless Set No. 18.
Wireless Set No.18 - Radiomuseum
The original Wireless Set No.8 was produced around 1940, production was changed from the heavy steel cabinet to a lighweight version becoming the Wireless Set 18. Very similar sets have been produced in USA (Wireless Set No.48), in Canada (Wireless Set No.58) and Australia (Wireless Set No.108)
Wireless for the Warrior - Wireless Set No. 18 - WftW
In this ‘military radio equipment gallery’ page are pictures and a condensed description of Wireless Set No. 18, a man pack transmitter-receiver developed in 1940 for short range communication in forward areas between Battalion HQ and Company HQ.
WS Series and other UK and Commonwealth pre-Larkspur Radio …
Wireless Set No. 18, Mks1, 2, and 3: Second to Fourth Echelon Work, EMER F244, Dec. 1943
Wireless Set 18 - Norfolk Tank Museum
The Wireless set No. 18 and its later incarnation No. 68 were short range manpack radios. Originally designed as the wireless set No.8 the steel frame made that set uncomfortably heavy for operators and carriers.
List of British Army radio sets - Wikipedia
Wireless Set No. 46 – Manpack radio set, used by beach landing troops, waterproof, 1W output AM or MCW. Wireless Set No. 48 – US-made version of WS18. Manpack HF AM or Morse Code.
Wireless Set No. 18 - WikiMili, The Best Wikipedia Reader
The Wireless Set No. 18 was a High frequency (HF) portable man-pack radio transceiver used by the British Army during World War II. Frequency coverage was 6 to 9MHz with an RF output of 0.25W. Range was up to 10 miles.
Wireless set no. 18 - RCSigs.ca
The Wireless Set No. 18 is a Second World War era radio used for short range communications between infantry battalion headquarters and company headquarters. Using Amplitude Modulation (AM), the Mark I was capable of only Radio Telephony with the Mark II and Mark III could also do Continuous Wave.
Wireless Set No 18 - Kurrajong Radio Museum
Apr 28, 2003 · The Wireless Set No.18 was the standard British Army Battalion and Company man-pack radio set of WW2. The first No.18 sets came off the production line in 1940. The set was used in North Africa, Italy, S.E. Asia, in Normandy, Arnhem and the Rhine Crossing.
British Army Wireless Set No. 18 - Funksammler Militaria
A British WW2 Wireless Set No.18 Mk.III. The 18 Set was developed in 1940 and was used througout the war for short range communication at Batallion and Company level in infantry units. It operates from 6-9 Mhz with a maximum range of 10 Miles.
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