Military BC-341F

WWII Single-Frequency Beacon Receiver

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Single frequency 75 MHz Beacon receiver from the WWII era. The Military BC-341F is part of RC-39A and uses 12C8 and 12SQ7 tubes. In normal operation a light lit up when then beacon was in range, although audio output was possible.

With some effort these models can be modded to work on 50 MHz (6m) , 108-134 MHz (aircraft), 144-148 MHz (2m) or even 150-174 MHz.

Surplus price 1950 in the US: $2.25

General characteristics

HAM bands: 6m 2m
Frequency stability: ?
Tuning steps: Fixed
Memories: None

Receiver

RX-range: 75 MHz
Modulations: AM
Sensitivity: ?
Selectivity: ?
Filters: ?
Receiver system: ?
IF-frequencies: ?
Image rejection: ?
Audio output: Optional

Connections

Antenna: Proprietary (military)
Impedance: 50Ω
Other: -

Electrical

Power requirements: 24 and 250 V DC
Current drain RX: ?
TX: -

Physical

Dimensions (w×h×d): ?
Weight: ?
Form factor: Mobile
Manufactured: Between 194x and 194x in USA

Other features

Usage: Air-to-air / air-to-ground communication
Features + options: -
Accessories: -
RigReference ID: 5193
MPN: MILITARY-BC-000341F

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