The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Aerial tuning unit base assembly consisting of a rubber Aerial Base No 28 mounted on a hollow steel box painted dark green. Ground lead is attached.
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Type: truck, utility, 3/4 ton GS Model: Land Rover Series 2A, 4 x 4. Manufacturer: Land Rover Australia, Pty Ltd Chassis no: 253164810 Body no: LRL 13157 Serial no: 10913157 AMF Registration: 114- 0
Aerial tuning unit, painted gloss dark green, with tuning meter, selector switch and control knob on face. Back plate has four mounting holes. Larkspur radio equipment was fitted to Australian Army
No 11 Aerial Tuning Unit of metal construction. The unit is cylindrical in shape and painted olive drab. Markings - BCN SE 0560. Type example of the No 11 Aerial Tuning Unit used by the British and
No 6 aerial tuning unit made from metal and painted olive drab. The unit is rectangular in shape. Markings - ZA 46302. Type example of the No 6 aerial tuning unit used by the British and Australian
No 11 aerial tuning unit & assorted components in a white plastic container. Markings -BCN TA 1457 (BROAD ARROW) No 11 aerial tuning unit used by the British and Australian Army during the 1950s th
Vehicle antenna base unit, with conical rubber insulation and semicircular metal mounting flange with mounting bolt holes. Painted olive drab. Unknown
Radio communication junction box made from steel. The box is painted dark gloss green. There are black plastic frquency and power control nobs on the junction box. Markings - ZA 4629Z (BROAD ARROW).