Radio set No 11 power supply leads.

[Mrs Vampire]

think it does now

[kevin powles]

Originally Posted by Gina Vampire

think it does now

Hi Gina. Yes works now, made contact, thanks for the lead.

Regards Kevin.

[Phillip]

Hi Kevin,

Photos of the original radio frame, its adjustable in length from just the transmitter/ receiver or add one or two PSU's depending on configuration.

The photo two canvas pads are on the lower frame rails and have some sort of petrified foam in them.

I don't have the small frame that you sometimes see bolted to the top rails that takes one of the PSU's. You can see (just) on the front rail where the condenser was attached.

Last photo is the front cover that turns into a stand or seat!

[Ron Pier]

Well mine was supposed to have been faithfully reproduced from an original. But it hasn't got those half round pressings in the end plates
Unless of course there are variants
Otherwise if someone is making them, I wouldn't mind the correct end plates.
Ron

[Ben]

I believe British made frames don't have the pressings, Australian ones do. Other than that I believe the frames are identical.

[kevin powles]

Philip, Here is the tray your tray sits on, I have two originals here.

Kevin.

[Ron Pier]

Thanks for that Ben. That makes me happy again.

Kevin I believe Philip is talking about the frame that sits on top, with a leather strap. It was part of the frame assembly even if not used. One part of the PSU was laid down in this frame, whilst the main frame was concertinaed up where a shorter installation was required. Ron

[Ron Pier]

You are quite right Ben. I should have looked through my archive photos.
Here is an installation in a British 8cwt truck. (flat end panels)

Also a shot of my frame from when it was manufactured. You can see the square frame on top. Also the rubber pads below the top rails and the canvas covered pads under the bottom rails. Ron