Radio Covers ZA Numbers anyone??

[peter simundson]

Well...There's this mine.....on the ground.....sort of.....

I couldn't resist.

[Ken Hughes]

Hi people,can i ask a question,the ZA number sparked a memory.
I have a box of valves marked "case spare valves No 4K ZA28125",any one know what it belongs to??

[Bruce MacMillan]

wireless set 62

[marco]

Hello all,

May I put in a riddle also:

Covers waterproof No 7, ZA18471 and
Covers, waterproof No 29, ZA41530.

Anyone who knows were they belong to?

Marco

[Bruce MacMillan]

Covers waterproof No 7, ZA18471 - for WS19 in 1/4T Land Rover FFW

Covers, waterproof No 29, ZA41530 - ?? a new one for me.

Bruce

[marco]

Bruce,

Thanks for identifying the ZA18471.

I attached a photo from cover ZA41530 , maybe that clearifies the matter.
On the top of the cover are two "chimneys", most likely meant for putting through two antenna's.
The cover is larger in all directions compared to ZA18471, so I don't think it is from a 19-set.

Marco

[Ken Hughes]

Thanks Bruce,i wasnt sure,i have a 62 set,so thats what they belong to.

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Originally Posted by marco

Bruce,

Thanks for identifying the ZA18471.

I attached a photo from cover ZA41530 , maybe that clearifies the matter.
On the top of the cover are two "chimneys", most likely meant for putting through two antenna's.
The cover is larger in all directions compared to ZA18471, so I don't think it is from a 19-set.

Marco

Talking with another MLUer about 19 set covers, he asked whether I knew what 19 set cover was used in a Mk.II carrier. I can't recall ever seeing one in use or even in a sketch. For a lark, I took my Cover No.29 out to my Mk.I carrier to see if it would fit a 19 set located in the front of the rear right compartment, tight up against the division plate. The cover is exactly the right depth and height, but about an inch too wide...however the top of the cover is fiber board so could be meant to rest on either side (the engine cover on the left and the rolled lip on the right) making a shelter for the set. In a Mk.II 19 set installation the set has the supply unit stacked on the sender/receiver and the variometer is above that so any cover would not rest on the set itself.

The Cover No.29 has two vinyl tubes on the top that would be for the A and B aerial leads and there are three openings at the back that match the ones needed for the control unit 12 point cables.

Is the Cover No.29 possibly for a Mk.II Bren Carrier?