The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Digital radio transceiver with the following features on the face: keypad at right, LCD strip display in centre, three knobs and three inputs at left. Back has six inputs. Body painted dark green, face is black.
Project Raven was an Australian Army project for the replacement of single channel HF and VHF Radio equipment, commencing in the late 1970's. The Army wished to introduce one 'family' of HF and VHF Radio equipment which had a suite of common ancilliaries (headsets, handsets, vehicle mounting equipment etc); integrated unit, field and base repair facilities; and a Frequency Management System. Project Raven was the result. The system, in addition to normal AM and FM transmitter-receiver use, features advanced operating modes appropriate to a hostile environment. (References include http://home.vicnet.net.au/~rasigsau/project_raaven.HTM).
Digital radio transceiver with the following features on the face: keypad at right, LCD strip display in centre, three knobs and three inputs at left. Back has six inputs. Body painted dark green, fac
Digital radio transceiver with the following features on the face: keypad at right, LCD strip display in centre, three knobs and three inputs at left. Back has six inputs. Body painted dark green, fac
Combined loudspeaker and amplifier unit, painted dark green. Face has two control knobs and a fuse cover below the speaker grill. For use with Raven HF radio equipment. Project Raven was an Australi
Radio transceiver unit with lid attached with ten wingnut screws. Painted dark olive drab; face is crackle-painted black and includes two ammeters, four red dials and various controls and inputs. A
Radio transceiver unit and handbook in unpadded khaki canvas carry case Type CWP-10028-A. Lid is attached with ten wingnut screws. Painted dark olive drab; face is crackle-painted black and includes t
Lightly constructed, light grey painted radio set with two black selector switches and white switch labelling on face. A 200MHz (secondary) radar interrogator-beacon system, Rebecca and Eureka forme
