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== Jeep installation==
 
== Jeep installation==
per TM 11-2715, the instructions in this manual are problematic, in that the cord routing around the back seat is too short, requiring the PE-237 to be moved as far back as possible. This puts the support bar over the tool box and requires the bar to be high enough to clear the bolt heads. This height requires the other side to be shimmed up. Even after this repositioning, the cord is still too short, and requires the socket in the 237 to have to be rotated 90 deg. from its normal downward position.
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per TM 11-2715 {{pdf|TM 11-2715 1944.pdf|TM 11-2715 1944}}, the instructions in this manual are problematic, in that the cord routing around the back seat is too short, requiring the PE-237 to be moved as far back as possible. This puts the support bar over the tool box and requires the bar to be high enough to clear the bolt heads. This height requires the other side to be shimmed up. Even after this repositioning, the cord is still too short, and requires the socket in the 237 to have to be rotated 90 deg. from its normal downward position.
 
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Revision as of 18:40, 12 September 2018

Overview

Radio Set SCR-694-c is a compact and efficient two-way radio telephone and radio telegraph unit which will provide communication between moving or stationary vehicles, or as a protable field radio set. The net weight of the complete radio set is 191.5 pounds.


SCR-694-C Components


SCR-694 Data.png

Images

Jeep installation

per TM 11-2715 Adobe PDF icon.png TM 11-2715 1944, the instructions in this manual are problematic, in that the cord routing around the back seat is too short, requiring the PE-237 to be moved as far back as possible. This puts the support bar over the tool box and requires the bar to be high enough to clear the bolt heads. This height requires the other side to be shimmed up. Even after this repositioning, the cord is still too short, and requires the socket in the 237 to have to be rotated 90 deg. from its normal downward position.

Jeep PE-237.JPG

Related Files

Adobe PDF icon.png TM 11-230C

War Department Technical Manual
Radio Set
SCR-694-C
15 August 1944


Adobe PDF icon.png TM 11-230C Change 1


Adobe PDF icon.png BC-1306 Schematic

  • TM 11-4009 Radio Receiver and Transmitter BC-1306 Repair Instructions. War Dept. May 1945. 70 p