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The RCA SRR-13A was made for the Navy in the early 1950s and 1960s. This receiver is a later version with solid state diodes, an AGC on/off switch and other improvements. These units received a lot of service on U.S. Navy ships. They were replaced by the Collins R-390A.
General characteristics
- HAM bands
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- Frequency stability
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- Tuning steps
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- Memories
- ?
Receiver
- RX-range
- 2-32 MHz
- Modulations
- AM CW
- Sensitivity
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- Selectivity
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- Filters
- ?
- Receiver system
- Single conversion, 29 valves
- IF-frequencies
- 455 kHz
- Image rejection
- ?
- Audio output
- ?
Connections
- Antenna
- -
- Impedance
- ?
- Other
- -
Electrical
- Power requirements
- ?
- Current drain RX
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- TX
- -
Physical
- Dimensions (w×h×d)
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- Weight
- ?
- Form factor
- Base Station
- Manufactured
- Between 195x and 196x in USA
Other features
- Usage
- Military communication
- Features + options
- -
- Accessories
- -
- RigReference ID
- 4684
- MPN
- RCA-SRR-000013A
Manuals, diagrams and brochures
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