Scientific Radio Systems SR-204 Front Panel & Chassis Frame. This was the beginning of the assembly process for building a 100 watt, 1.6 to 30 MHz, 6 channel crystal controlled transceiver. Their beginning is your avenue to high power from your home brew or kit QRP rig to a professional looking rig. All the hard part of homebrewing is done. Just mount your board(s) in the frame and make interconnections to the front panel controls and rear panel connectors. Matching set of knobs included.

Included on the front panel are the controls, switches, jacks and a lighted 0 - 1 mA meter marked in "S" units and watts. An ancillary board for setting individual transmit audio levels for each channel is mounted and includes six 10k ohm trimpots and miscellaneous parts.

The complete receive audio board that takes output from the detector and boosts it to up to 6 watts out into the 4 ohm speaker is also mounted on the front panel and is included. No more headphones only listening. Also on this board are the transmit tone oscillator for tune up of an SSB transmitter, 2 matching line inputs from 600 ohm balanced feeds, one for transmit audio, the other for receive audio and the T/R relay driver.

Also in this frame is the majority of the high power RF deck. This deck was designed to use two 6LQ6 sweep tubes (not included) driven by an MJE340. The MJE340 was driven by a 2N1613 from another board (not included) which is a general purpose 1/2 to 3 watt transitor All parts for the RF deck are included except: two 6LQ6 tubes, 4PDT, 12 vdc, T/R relay and the tank circuit (coil and variable capacitors). It also includes a calibrated RF sampler used to drive the front panel meter through existing wiring on the chassis.

The front panel channel switch extends though the RF compartment and could be used to select pre-tuned tank circuit taps and capacitors. The switch is a 7 pole, 12 position switch with 3 poles in the RF compartment and 4 in the front panel compartment. An alternative is to remove the channel switch for a single band radio and mount the frequency tuning control in its place.

In the original design, this radio included the power supply in the frame to provide all required voltages from either 115 / 230 vac or 12 vdc. If you want to use the 6LQ6 finals, buy the optional power supply of your choice below. Or, gut the RF deck and install you own solid state PA - no power supply needed. A 3-5/8" externally mounted square fan is required for high power operation. A suitable unit is listed on our MUFFIN FANS page.

A full manual for the SR-204 is included with each unit.

Select from the SR-204 which has a gray silk screened front panel with handles or the SR-204D (below) which is olive drab with no handles. Internally they are the same.

• External dimensions: 13-3/8" wide x 15" deep x 4-1/4"H

Internal dimensions
• Power Supply section: 6-1/4" x 6-1/4"
• Receiver Section: 4" x 6-1/4"
• PA Compartment: 6-1/4" x 6"
• Exciter Section: 4" x 5"

Scientific Radio Systems remote control head. Brand new, unused! Includes:

• CBS-240 remote speaker
• MK1008-01 microphone
• Accessory 10p Phoenix plugs
• Manual

The Selective Call Unit is an encoder / decoder designed for operation with radio communication networks. The unit encodes signals for paging individual stations or the entire network. The unit also decodes incoming signals to determine if the station is being called. The unit is also equipped to alert the operator to incoming calls, display the calling station's ID code, acknowledge the receipt of a valid code and provide the calling station a verification code. The unit can interface to land line or radio links.

This unit may be used for protected access to remote control receivers for repeaters or remote base stations. It can also be used as a selection control encoder for multiple receive locations.

Up to 256 Unit IDs may be programmed. The Sending Unit ID is preset on an internal circuit board. The Called Unit ID is selected by front panel thumbwheel switches.  Upon receipt of a valid call the ID of the calling unit is displayed on the front panel LED display, an internal buzzer sounds, a dry contact closure is available on the rear panel and the "CALL" LED lights. At this point an automatic response confirming receipt of the call may be sent out on the control link to the originating station. An internal jumper may be set so that the response is only sent when the "CALL BACK" button on the front panel is manually pushed. The units are designed to be reset after a call only by use of the manual front panel push-button switch. The reset is accomplished by momentarily grounding the reset line.

The dry contact closure may be set by internal jumper to "timed" or latch mode. In latch mode an external 'reset' pulse would be necessary to release the relay. This could be implemented by a special code sent to the repeater controller that causes the 'reset' pulse to be sent to the Selcal unit, thereby un-latching the relay. An alternative is to use the timed mode of the relay to start a timer which allows audio (with control tones) to get to the repeater controller and upon timeout the line is disconnected and the reset code is sent back to the selcal.

Selcal units operate from 120 / 230 vac or 12 vdc at 1 amp. Requires HP style AC cord with 3 round pins or coaxial connector for DC operation. Internal switch and jumpers select input power requirements.

Size 5-1/2" x 19" x 14" deep (rack mount). Rack mount frame may be removed to make unit 5-1/2" x 8 1/2" x 14". Internal plug-in cards are accessed by releasing the screw latch and swinging open the hinged, front panel door.

Complete manual for the unit is included with each order.

The SR-700 Remote Control System is designed to control a transciever from a remote location of up to three miles with only 2 wires. The system also has an intercom capability allowing an operator at either location to ring a bell or light a lamp at the other location and talk with the operator at that location.

The SR-700 Remote Control System consists of two units. The local unit (SR-700L) is located at the transciever location. The remote unit (SR-700R) can be located anywhere within 3 miles of the transciever. Both units contain a magneto generator for signalling the other unit and a light and a bell for receiving the signal. Batteries (1 D cell per unit, not included) are contained in each unit to power the handsets for intercom use if external power (12 vdc) fails.

The local unit contains an audio amplifier for increasing the audio signal from the transciever to a nominal 0dBm at the remote location. The local unit also contains a constant current power supply to power the local and remote handsets. The keying relay and its drive circuit, which are located in the local unit, senses a handset closure in either the local or remote unit and keys the transciever.

In addition to the circuits used for intercom and remote voice operation of the transciever, the remote unit has provisions for the sending and receiving of TTY signals. Both the local and remote units are housed in splashproof metal cases. Handsets and manual included.

• Dimensions: 13-1/4"W x 7-1/2"D x 5-1/4"H

ADC dual transformer used in field telephone set. Compatable with our (TEL) HS0004 handset. Add a 1-1/2 volt battery and you have 1/2 of a 2 wire field telephone set. Solder lug terminals threaded stud mount on 2-1/2" centers. 3-1/8" x 1-3/4" x 3-7/8". SRS P/N: 700034.