Radio Field Sets & Pieces Most of my gear collected is posted on our Firebasenam Forum. q a q   AN / PRC-9 Radio & Gear AN / PRC 9, 27 to 39 Freq. Leads,mics,3 foot & 10 foot aireals. These were carried over from the Korean war and used early on in Vietnam. OVERALL & DETAILS AN / PRC-10 Radio & Gear AN / PRC 10, 38 to 55 Freq. Leads,mics,3 foot & 10 foot aireals. The 'Prick 10' was the standard FM radio at the begining of the Vietnam War. It was replaced by the PRC-25 in late 1965 OVERALL & DETAILS     AN / PRC-25 Radio & Gear Working PRC 25 and accessories. Hand Set,3 & 10 foot aireals & golf bag. The 'Prick 25' replaced the old PRC-10 and became the most widely used radio in the Vietnam theatre. The FM receiver/transmitter had a recommended range of 5 clicks with the short tape antenna and up to 8 clicks with the 7 section long-range antenna. PRC 25 & DETAILS Headphones & Mike as used when at a desk or mounted in a vehicle. PRC 25 at Base This headset with boom microphone plugged into the PRC-25. This hands-free system allowed for continuous 2-way communication and eliminated the need for the handset. PRC 25 Headset & Boom Shows Original Battery & Adaptor. It takes 10 "D" Cells,usually lasts 20 hours in the field with transmitting & recieving Obtained from Brooke Clarke in the USA Battery Adaptor       AN / PRC-77 Radio & Gear Working PRC 77 and accessories. Hand Set,3 & 10 foot aireals,golf bag. Next generation radio,no valves but pretty much the same as 25 set. PRC 77 AM - 4306 / GRC Amplifier , Radio Frequency. Clipped onto PRC 25 or 77 Set. Used as a signal booster for these radios. Was trialed and found to be not reliable. AM 4306 / GRC     AN / PRC 90 These are working survival radios that is carried in the emergency vest of air crew members. Also used by some special forces. It can transmit a beacon (attention getting warble tone) on 243.0 MHz. Voice on 243.0 or 282.2 MHz and Morse Code in Modulated Continuos Wave (MCW) mode on 243.0.  It will receive voice on 243.0 and 282.2 MHz. Now with Brooke Clarke battery adaptor. OVERALL & DETAIL   q   AN/PRR-9 & AN/PRT-4 Working AN / PRR-9 Reciever on helmet & AN / PRT-4 Transmiter on webbing. Description: Held Transmitter. Used for short range communications between squad and platoon leaders. Came into the system by late 1968. Receiver clips to helmet and is secured by lanyard. Great idea,used in the field & by Military Police around towns,but a poor under powered performer. Battery adaptors are available from Brooke Clarke OVERALL & DETAIL   q   PRC-F1 / REGULATOR SET Used to discharge & then recharge field batterys for PRC F1 radios of 1970s Recharger for a british made radio set. Includes travel case for protection. OVERALL     AT-1082 / PRC This interesting item is date marked March 1967. I have set it up with the two PRC sets and it worked well once I read the manual. Used to find enemy jamming sets with PRC 25 & 77 Sets in the field. The cables attach to the PRC 25 / 77 set and then to finding unit. Signal from enemy jamming set increased with correct direction toward enemy radio. OVERALL   q   Projectile Antenna Erection Kit SLR Fired line that is used to erect an antenna over a high tree branch etc. Dated 1966 and mint complete kit. OVERALL     Larkspur C45 Radio Set Almost complete vehicle setup. Station Radio C45 is a VHF vehicular GP transceiver. Primarily VHF command nets (including Corps, Division, Territorial Forces and Units) and AFV's. Frequency range 23-38MHz in 100kHz steps (Nos. 1 and 3) providing 151 channels or in 50kHz steps (No. 2) providing 301 channels. RF output 15-20W (HP) or 0.5W (LP). MO with crystal calibrator. FM R/T. Range 10-15 miles. OVERALL Please check HERE for items wanted for Collection Please use this EMAIL for any contact.