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Infantry radio set
- this page is a stub
WS-38 Mark II was the standard issue infantry radio set, used during
WWII
by the British Army. It was introduced in 1942 and by the end of the war,
more than 100,000 had been made. Although stricktly speaking this radio
is not a real spy radio set, it was used
during landing operations in Yugoslavia and Norway, where it was
used for short-range traffic between covertly operating U-Boats and agents on the coast line. This page currently acts as a placeholder for information.
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Frequency 7.4 to 9.2 MHz Modulation AM Range ~ 0.5 mile (4 ft. rod), 2 miles (12 ft. rod) Output 200 mW Power HT: 105 V, LT: 3 V Current RX: 9/240 mA, TX: 16/480 mA Weight 22 pounds
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