The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Face has webbing strap and two power sockets, into one of which is plugged cable connecting it to wireless set REL30307.011.
Power supply for WS19, a British-designed radio set fitted as standard equipment in Commonwealth vehicles (particularly Armoured Fighting Vehicles, eg. Matilda tanks) during the Second World War. In Canada alone, some 1000 examples were being produced per month by mid-1942. This example is Australian built and connected to REL30307.010. See http://www.qsl.net/ve3bdb/history.html for more type history.
Dingo Scout Car: Cars, Scout (Aust.), Army registration number 77160. The chassis of the Dingo is that of a Ford lorry which has been modified and fitted with a Marmon-Herrington all-wheel drive kit.
Light grey painted box with one 3-position and one 2-position knob, maroon light-globe cover and 12-pin input socket. Missing base panel. Control unit for WS19, a British-designed radio set fitted a
Power supply unit with casing painted olive drab and face black, with carry handle centrally mounted on face and four input sockets, one of which has a plug with leads inserted. Unknown
Wireless set with two tuning dials and carry handles on face. NB - Power supply unit at left in photograph is REL30110. Type fitted to 1939-1945 Australian vehicles and Armoured Fighting Vehicles (A
Metal connecting twelve point hose for Wireless set No. 19 (WS19) Mk II (Aust). Each end has a round metal and bakelite end connector with twelve 3mm square points and a central 5mm diameter hole in
