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Model | Description | Comments |
AN/URA-38 | Transmitter Antenna Coupler Group | Frequency range of 2 to 30 MHz. See photo on this page. |
AN/SRA-38 | Antenna Coupler Group | Designed to connect up to 20 MF and HF receivers to a single antenna. No photo available. |
CU 1169 | Part of SRA-34 | Antenna Coupler |
AN/URA-64 | Antenna Switch | No photo or copy available. |
CU 5055 BMU | Antenna Coupling Device | No photo or copy available. |
AN/SRA-22 | Coupler | Used with radio group AN/SRC-502A |
OE 5006 | Coupler | No photo or copy available. |
AN/URC-32 | HF Transmitter/Receiver | See Featured Equipment section. |
AN/SRA-502 | RF Power Amplifier | See Featured Equipment section.
Also part of AN/SRC 502 and AN/SRC-505 |
AN/SRC-502 | Radio Tx/Rx Group | Consists of:
1) AN/URC-32 without the built-in RF amp 2) External AN/SRA-502 RF amplifier. 3) Antenna Coupler CU-714/AN/SRA-22 4) Panel Indicator SB-5053A/ARA-502 5) Coupler Control CU-714/SRA-22 See description below table. |
AN/SRC-505 | Radio Tx/Rx Group | See description below table. |
AN/SRC-508 | Radio Tx/Rx Group | See description below table. |
AN/SRC-508/OK-5003 | Radio Set Group | See Featured Equipment section. |
OT 13/SRC-23 | Transmitter | HF radio used for Link 11 operations. |
OA 8012/SRC-23 | HF transceiver | See Featured Equipment section. |
AN/URC-505 | Harris Transmitter/Receiver | See Featured Equipment section |
AN/SRC-511 | ADLIPS Transceiver | See ADLIPS Link 11/14 document for details |
AN/SRC-512 | MF/HF Transceiver for submarines | See Featured Equipment section |
RF601A/CU | Antenna Coupler Group | The function of the RF-601A/CU is to match the impedance of a 15, 25, 28, or 35 foot whip antenna to a 50-ohm transmission line, at any frequency in the 2.0 to 30.0 MHz range. A low power (not to exceed 200 watts) CW signal is required for tuning. Once tuned, the RF-601A/CU is capable of handling 1 kW of PEP and average power. (Photo courtesy Toronto Surplus and Scientific) |
AN/SRT-502 | 1 KW Transmitter | Included in the set, were two HF transmitters (3 to 28 MHz) for long distance work and one low frequency unit (100 to 550 kHz) |
EB-400 | MF emergency beacon according to the 1985 RCN Equipment Handout. | One report indicates this was a MF receiver/transmitter. Can anyone confirm? Contact: jerry.proc@sympatico.ca |
180R-6 | HF Antenna coupler by Collins | Freq range - 2 to 30 MHz. Power Input: 28 VDC or 115 VAC. Power Rating: 400 W PEP. Provides automatic transmitter matching into a whip antenna. |
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LEGEND:
ISL= Improved St. Laurent Class IRE= Improved Restigouche Class MACK= Mackenzie Class |
ANS= Annapolis Class
TRIBAL = 280 Class AOR = Supply ships SUB= Submarine |
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION SUMMARY
AN/SRC 505 - RADIO TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER GROUP
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Purpose - General purpose HF transmitter/receiver.
Units - AN/SRC 502 (three to five), CU l169/SRC 16 (three to five), OK 5001/ Sinclair TCG 2.
Frequency Range - 2 to 6 MHz (Auto), 2 to 24 MHz (Manual).
Power Output - 1000 Watts (adjustable)
Modes - Same as AN/URC 32.AN/SRC 508 - RADIO TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER GROUP
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Purpose - General purpose HF transmitter/receiver.
Units - OA 5079/URC 32 (three), CU l169/SRC 16 (three), OK 5003/ Sinclair TCG.
Frequency Range - 2 to 30 MHz (Manual), 2 to 6 MHz (Auto).
Power Output - 500 Watts .(adjustable )
Modes - Same as AN/URC 32.
AN/SRC-502 RADIO SET
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AN/SRC 502 - RADIO TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER GROUP (Image courtesy
Canadian Navy )
---------------------------------------------------------------------- Purpose - General purpose HF transmitter/receiver.
Brief Description - During transmission, the Radio Set Group OA-5079/URC-32 generates an RF carrier and provides facilities to modulate or key this carrier with an input signal. The modulated or keyed RF carrier is amplified by the Amplifier-Power Supply Group AN/SRA-502A and then fed via the Antenna Coupler AN/SRA-22, to the antenna. During reception, the RF signal received at the antenna is fed via the Antenna Coupler AN/SRA-22 to the Radio Set Group OA-5079/URC-32, where it is amplified and demodulated. The demodulated signal is fed to a local handset or to remote signal lines. CONSISTING OF: OA-5079 AN/URC 32 - HF TRANSMITTER- RECEIVER
Major Units - Interconnection Box - contains main power & connecting cables.
Amplifier Converter Modulator - Translates AF to IF during TX and IF
to AF during receive.
AN/SRA-502 RF Amplifier
Full Description : AMPLIFIER-POWER SUPPLY GROUP AN/SRA-502A
1 Amplifier, Radio Frequency AM-5155/SRA-502A
Specifications: * Bandwidth: 1. 5 to 24.0 megacycles
* Power Input Levels (Signal) (a) Single tone: 28 milliwatt input for 700 watts mean power output
* Power Outputs: (a.) 1000 watts peak power when used with a single exciter for Al or
A3a transmission
* Input Impedance: 75 ohms (50 ohms with RF input adapter)
*Primary Power Requirements: 6000 watts, 380/450 volts, 50/60 cps, 3
phase
All units, except the Indicator Panel, are housed in a shock-mounted
steel cabinet, which is horizontally divided into two compartments, each
with its own door and lock. The upper compartment contains' the RF amplifiers
and controls, and the lower compartment contains the power supplies and
the power transformer. The RF amplifiers and the power supplies are mounted
on heavy-duty runners. Operating controls, fuses, indicating lights and
a panel meter are accessible through cut-outs in the doors. Air inlet and
exhaust ducts, and cable entries s are provided on the cabinet top. The
indicator panel is mounted on the cabinet top and is angled towards the
operator.
The AN /SRA-502A is a two stage RF amplifier with its own built-in power supplies. Both stages of the RF amplifier section are balanced distributed amplifiers, which utilize transmission lines to feed the grid circuits and as the plate loads. The first (penultimate) stage is RF Amplifier AM5156/SRA-502A, which has 9 pairs of JAN 6688 tubes working in push-pull operation. It amplifies the RF input signal to the required level to drive the final stage. The final stage is RF Amplifier AM-5155/SRA-502A, which has 8 pairs of 4CX250B air-cooled tubes working in a linear form of class AB1 push-pull operation. The output of the final stage is applied through a directional coupler to the antenna system. The directional coupler contains three probes, which feed samples of forward and reflected power to the indicator panel, which continuously monitors power output and VSWR. Power Supply PP-S140/SRA-502A and Transformer TF-5005/SRA-S02A supply the plate voltage to the final stage. The remaining operating and control voltages are provided by Power Supply PP-5139/SRA-S02A. Heating elements are fitted in the cabinet base to provide means of drying out the equipment when operating under conditions of high humidity. A common metering instrument, in conjunction with five metering circuits, may be switched to read all of the internal DC supply voltages and to monitor the various check points in the equipment. Air flow and door safety interlock circuits are incorporated. CONTROL CIRCUITS Controls on the AN/SRA-502A are reduced to those necessary for applying supply voltages and for routine metering. No tuning is necessary after the initial "setting-up". Panel indicator SP-5053A/SRA-S02A may be used to control the equipment from a remote location. REMARKS The AN/SRA-502A is the Canadian equivalent of the British built AN/SRA-502.
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ANTENNA COUPLER CONTROL CU-2698/SRA-22 (Image courtesy Canadian
Navy)
Antenna Coupler Group AN/SRA-22 is used to couple the AN/SRA-502A either to a long wire antenna or to a 35-foot whip antenna and provide 50 ohm matching. This panel connects to the CU-714/SRA-22 Antenna Coupler which is in a water-tight enclosure and is mounted at the base of the antenna. Frequency Range: 2 to 30 MHz
BRIEF TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION The AN/SRA-22 is primarily a tuned circuit, in which the coil inductance, the coil tap and the capacitance are variable.The coil is formed by a silver ribbon wound on two drums, one metal and the other ceramic. The inductance of the coil is varied by winding the silver ribbon from one drum to the other. Maximum inductance is obtained when all the silver ribbon is wound on the ceramic drum. The drums are motor driven. The coil may be tapped at any point on the silver ribbon by varying the position of a motor driven contact.The motors for the coil and tap drives are controlled by sending-potentionmeters and null-position indicators on the Coupler Control and by receiving-potentionmeters on the Antenna Coupler. The capacitor is a variable vacuum type and is positioned by a motor drive which is controlled by a 12 position switch. The capacitor may be switched in parallel or in series with the antenna. A wattmeter on the Coupler Control may be switched to indicate forward or reflected power. Manual : NAVSHIPS 93286 |
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SB5053A/SRA-502A Stock No. 5820-21-041-5216. Part of the AN/SRA-502
RF amplifier. This remote-control unit is used to control the AN/SRA-502A
Amplifier-Power Supply Group from a remote location and to provide indication
of the VSWR and power output of that equipment.
When the SB-5053A/SRA-502A is used as a component part of Radio Set AN/SRC502A, it is mounted on a hinged frame assembly and enclosed in a Cover Assembly. The complete assembly is mounted on the upper portion of Electrical Equipment Rack MT-2092/U, which is part of Radio Set Group OA-5079/URC-32. Except for the type of meters used, the SB-5053A/SRA-502A is identical to SB-5053/SRA-502. On RCN installations the normal AC power switch is replaced with a key operated Rotary Action Lock Switch to provide "MAN ALOFT" functionality. (Image courtesy Canadian Navy) |
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OA 8012/SRC-23
HF Transceiver and CU 938/URA-38 antenna coupler. (Image courtesy Canadian Navy) |
AN/URA-38 is general purpose Antenna Coupler Group AN/URA-38. This equipment is an automatic tuning system intended for surface ship or shore use with 15, 25, and 35 foot whip antennas, operating over a frequency range of 2 to 30 (MHz) . The equipment provisions for manual and automatic tuning. The manual tuning feature is useful when a failure occurs in the automatic tuning circuitry. The coupler is tunable without the use of RF power (silent tuning). A low-power (less than 250 watts) CW signal is required for actual tuning. Once tuned, the CU 938A/URA-38 is capable of handling 1500 watts PEPThe AN/URA-38( ) basically consists of Antenna Coupler Unit CU-938( )/URA-38( ) that is installed at the base of an associated antenna, and Antenna Coupler Control Unit C-3698( )/URA-38( ) that is normally installed with, or adjacent to, the associated radio transmitter. It will match any of the above whips into a 50 ohm load.
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OK 5003/SRC508. This unit enables patching any one of the transmitters into one of the CU 1169 or the MX 4845 couplers. (Image courtesy Canadian Navy ) |
OA 4794/SRA 34 ANTENNA COUPLER GROUP
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OA 4794/SRA 34 Antenna Coupler Group. Enables 1 to 6 transmitters
to feed into one HF antenna simultaneously in the range of 2 to 6 MHz.
A minimum of 15% frequency separation is required. Notes:
1) OA 4794/SRA 34 was used on 280 Class 2) OA 5152/SRC-505 is used with AN/SRC-505 and 3) OA 5154/SRC 508 us used with AN/SRC-508 (Image courtesy Canadian Navy) |
AN/URC-505 Transceiver
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Harris AN/URC-505 MF/HF Transceiver. Frequency Range 1.6 to 30 MHz. Power Output - (Low) 40 watts; (High) 125 watts. Modes: USB, LSB, Compatible AM, CW, AFSK, FAX. (Image courtesy Canadian Navy) |
AN/SRC512
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Freq. Range - 1.6 to 30 MHz (thumbwheels and channel)
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AN/SRC-23 ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT
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Nomenclature - OA 8012/SRC consists of all units except frequency standard. OT 13A/SRC 23 same as OA 8012 but does not have the receiver section.
CU 938/URA 38 - Coupler
C 6705/SRC 23 - Receiver Control Indicator
C 6704/SRC 23 - Transmitter Control Indicator.
ID 1370/SRC 23 - AF/RF Monitor
MX5129/SRA 504 - HF Adapter
MX4845/SRA 34 - Adapter Control
C3698/URA 38 - Control Antenna Coupler
AN/URA- 64 - RF Switching Group (Not shown).
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ANTENNA CONTROL
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CU 5082 Antenna Coupler. Made by Valeriote Electronics. (Image courtesy Canadian Navy) |
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C 5291 Antenna Coupler Control. Part of OE 5006 Antenna Coupler Group. Made by Valeriote Electronics. (Image courtesy Canadian Navy) |
Contributors and Credits:1) RCN's AOR/TRBL/ISL/265/IRE/MACK Class Equipment Handout. September 1985.
2) Tom Brent <tgb(at)telus.net>
3) Toronto Surplus and Scientific (RF601) http://www.torontosurplus.com/com/harris/harris_rf601a.htm
4) URA-38 IHS.com http://aero-defense.ihs.com/document/abstract/HETLPAAAAAAAAAAA
Jan 2/08