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G6Tanuki · 15th Sep 2018, 2:37 pm

The handset itself looks very similar to the ones used with the HF RACAL TRA931 (Syncal30) and the TRA967 low-band VHF manpack (though the plug is obviously non-standard).

Note that the wiring of the audio-gear on these RACALs, though using a 'Clansman audio' type plug, is different to the Clansman wiring. Guess who found this out the hard way?

15th Sep 2018, 2:37 pm	#13
G6Tanuki Dekatron Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Wiltshire, UK. Posts: 13,998	Re: Telephone style microphone ID req The handset itself looks very similar to the ones used with the HF RACAL TRA931 (Syncal30) and the TRA967 low-band VHF manpack (though the plug is obviously non-standard). Note that the wiring of the audio-gear on these RACALs, though using a 'Clansman audio' type plug, is different to the Clansman wiring. Guess who found this out the hard way?