[vecher]

Here is a receiver that I friend in Illinois gave me. He had no idea of what it was. I think its a E.H. Scott RCH receiver. Here are some pictures..
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No markings on it anywhere .. Its missing the name plates..

It seems to match this picture of a RCH..
[Image: http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm38/...sa8pug.jpg]

Can anyone positive ID this?

Thanks
Skip...

[jerryhawthorne]

No expert on these Skip but the chassis picture on the RCH sure appears to match what you have perfectly as far as I can see.
Jerry

[Radioroslyn]

Better keep up on ur vitamins!!! Looks like a backbreaker!!!!
Don't know much about your rx. Have seen a few over the years but never took one home.
You may try the ARC-5 forum over at yahoo. They discuss some other military stuff other than ARC-5 stuff.
Terry

[vecher]

Ok thanks for the info.. Its built like a tank.. Covers ..

[Image: http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm38/...tbyox6.jpg]

I think it was used on Navy ships. Receives well. I did download the manual.. I am going to do a full alignment and then probably sell it.. No room for it as I have my 2 R-390's , the Collins R-388 and a Big old Hallicrafters SX-101 RX and the HT-32 Transmitter.. which take up a lot of room..


Thanks
Skip...

[Radioroslyn]

Tis easier to buy a bigger house.  

Terry

[Alan Douglas]

    These were also used in a Mackay shipboard communications console after the war, under the designation SLR-F.

[vecher]

Very Interesting..

Thanks
Skip...