Navy receiver tag help

[ModernMiner]

I dug up this tag up today and was wondering if someone knows what it would have come off of. WWII era.
A receiver from what?
It is dated April 21, 1941.
Thanks,
MM

 

[sasnz]

Looks as tho it is a plate off a reciver that were in various airplanes. follow the link

http://lists.tempe.gov/admin/WA.EXE?A2=ind0001&L=boatanchors&T=0&F=P&P=5263

Cheers Sasnz

 

[mrs.oroblanco]

RU
Receiver, TRF, 0.25-14.0 MHz in RU-1, later 0.195-13.575 MHz, via 13 plug-in coilsets, for fighter aircraft, 1931. Usually remote-controlled, often used with GF transmitter, models through RU-19, originally Aircraft Radio Corp., then Stromberg-Carlson and WE. Odd-numbered later variants use 28 V; even-numbered, 14 V. Coilsets are plain or switchable between two bands (e. g., 0.4-0.5 and 69.05 MHz). Typical receiver is CW-46048D or CW-46051-A. Uses CW-23012 remote tuning head, CW-21441 dynamotor, CW-62017 junction box, and CW-23096A or CW-23087 switch box. Had same design origin as Army BC-229 (SCR-183), but evolved with detail improvements and updates of tubes (e. g., 39s to 78s).
Schematic

Now, is that as clear as mud?

B

 

[ModernMiner]

Looks as tho it is a plate off a reciver that were in various airplanes. follow the link

http://lists.tempe.gov/admin/WA.EXE?A2=ind0001&L=boatanchors&T=0&F=P&P=5263

Cheers Sasnz

Thanks Sasnz.
-MM-

 

[crazyjarhead]

Look here Doug

http://pages.cthome.net/fwc/CW.HTM

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

RU
Receiver, TRF, 0.25-14.0 MHz in RU-1, later 0.195-13.575 MHz, via 13 plug-in coilsets, for fighter aircraft, 1931. Usually remote-controlled, often used with GF transmitter, models through RU-19, originally Aircraft Radio Corp., then Stromberg-Carlson and WE. Odd-numbered later variants use 28 V; even-numbered, 14 V. Coilsets are plain or switchable between two bands (e. g., 0.4-0.5 and 69.05 MHz). Typical receiver is CW-46048D or CW-46051-A. Uses CW-23012 remote tuning head, CW-21441 dynamotor, CW-62017 junction box, and CW-23096A or CW-23087 switch box. Had same design origin as Army BC-229 (SCR-183), but evolved with detail improvements and updates of tubes (e. g., 39s to 78s).
Schematic

I was going to say the same.

 

[ModernMiner]

RU
Receiver, TRF, 0.25-14.0 MHz in RU-1, later 0.195-13.575 MHz, via 13 plug-in coilsets, for fighter aircraft, 1931. Usually remote-controlled, often used with GF transmitter, models through RU-19, originally Aircraft Radio Corp., then Stromberg-Carlson and WE. Odd-numbered later variants use 28 V; even-numbered, 14 V. Coilsets are plain or switchable between two bands (e. g., 0.4-0.5 and 69.05 MHz). Typical receiver is CW-46048D or CW-46051-A. Uses CW-23012 remote tuning head, CW-21441 dynamotor, CW-62017 junction box, and CW-23096A or CW-23087 switch box. Had same design origin as Army BC-229 (SCR-183), but evolved with detail improvements and updates of tubes (e. g., 39s to 78s).
Schematic

Now, is that as clear as mud?

B

Wow. Clear as mud "B".
Thank you for that info. I'll print it out & keep it with my find.
-Doug-

 

[ModernMiner]

Look here Doug

http://pages.cthome.net/fwc/CW.HTM

Thanks Ron.
You guys are amazing at finding info.
-Doug-