Hi all, my name is Rainer Preuss and I am from Hameln, Germany. Thank you for letting me join your group. My callsign is DO8RP. I have some Clansman Radios: 349, 350, 351, 352, 320 and I have just bou

Is there anywhere on a WS19 where the year of manufacture might be hidden? And as a follow up question, is the serial number also hidden somewhere apart from the front data plate? I have two Canadian

Hello everyone, I have recently acquired a complete Wireless Set No 18 MkIII (Serial Number 60851). I am looking for a "Aerial Leads 2FT No4" or specifications on how to make one. Claude

Hi Looking for the top tray for a C13 Larkspur radio for my S2 Land Rover 109 FFW.It is the same as the one for the C11 but not the C42 which is similar but does not have the same top mountings for th

Greetings to all.I have added two photos to the What Is This section.There is a B7G ceramic valve socket with a screw on top cover.Material is bakelite. Thanks for any info. Brian g

Hi guys, I have in my possession a very nice transformer. The only identification is what appears to be ZA47862 in white ink on the top. Can anyone identify this? Thanks, Ian, GM0UHC

Forgive me if the question was asked before in the forum. Yes, I know that the usual 'chirp' of the WS19 (and its PSU) in CW mode is kind of their 'signature'. But, did you tried to get a more stable

Hello All, My name is Pip Price (65) and I am part of a re-enactment group displaying at many of the various 40s and wartime events around the country. Vintage and modern radio has been my hobby for m

Hello everyone, My name is Jacques Lech and I am a radio amateur since 1989. I am a new owner of a WS19 MkIII dating from 1944. My radio is in a beautiful cosmetic state and is functional. I was very

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the wireless-set-no19@groups.io group. File: 011_British WS #19 World Inventory.pdf Uploa

Hello Eduard, I cannot resist commenting your post: Fine tuning knobs can be fitted to a MkII, providing that you find one ! They were also coming with the NE-11 (WS #19 calibrators) to retrofit the M

Hi all, If any body ever searched for a modern equivalent of the screw-based lamps (12V, 0,2A) used in the WS #19 equipment (PSU, control box, etc.) which were identified as “E12 Mazda” in the EMER do

I picked up a WS31 the other day and according to information on the Net there were three variants, the original now called the Mk1, then the Mk1 and then Mk1/1 which were the Mk1 sets updated to the

Ron A propos your experience, I was once told (and I cannot verify this but it was not in the bar late at night) that during tank manoeuvres on a training area in Germany, a tank fully closed up for b

Hue When I last undertook military adventures “some while ago”, tanks still had a robust phone mounted on the rear for communications with local troops. This would have been essential rather than by s

https://youtu.be/DQBVxh4TPbg Scanning Unit 10B/19093 Any Gnome know if anything in records on this, which set, aircraft etc? Now, how to get my LNB on the end of this? Ben. Military Wireless Museum Ki

Anyone need bits off a CNY2 receiver chassis for restoration? Repaired my broken tuning drive from this unit, rest is not needed. Anyone need it or it goes to bin. Postage about £6. No, I'm not taking

Hi All, Got a bit of interest, from my namesake with the museum (Hi Allan) So here’s the work and pictures link to my Google share drive https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JQFhgLD0E3plXYAMB2fCvFt

Hi All, I joined the group a few weeks back, some interesting discussions. Clansman RT-321 with me here, rather challenging restoration, complete strip down job due to bad condition , happy to share t

Hi All, Any suggestions best stuff to use, to grind an 8 Meg FT-243 crystal plate, up 5 Kcs? The only fine grinding paste I can find locally is "valve grinding compound" which is mixed with grease! Ap