standardra: Use of B47 Receiver

The Receiver B47 was a part of several marine communications systems of Royal Navy:

For reception only:
Receiver outfit CAK
  Receiver B47 + A.C. Power Supply (Adm.Patt. 65167) + D.C. Power Supply (Adm.Patt. 58426)
Receiver outfit CAM (Adm.Patt. 65955)
  Receiver B47 + A.C. Power Supply (Adm.Patt. 65167)
Receiver outfit CAP (Adm.Patt. 58675)
  Receiver B47 + D.C. Power Supply (Adm.Patt. 58426)

Transmitter / receiver combinations:
Type 612 E
  Receiver B46 (Adm.Patt. 58674) + Receiver B47 (Adm.Patt. 58675)
  + Transmitter 5AH (Adm.Patt. 59517) + Modulator Unit (Adm.Patt. 65169) + Aerial Tuning Unit (Adm.Patt. 65168)
used as emergency equipment in destroyers replacing systems TCS and 607/8

Type 612 ET
  Receiver B46 (Adm.Patt. 58674) + Receiver B47 (Adm.Patt. 58675)
  + Transmitter 5AH (Adm.Patt. 59517) + Modulator Unit (Adm.Patt. 65169) + Aerial Tuning Unit (Adm.Patt. 65168)
  + Remote Control Unit (Adm.Patt. 58408), no aerial outfit
used as temporary shore station for landing parties, replacing Type 52ERT.

hope that helps
Martin Boesch

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