WWII Spy Radio (military) PRC-5

The PRC-5 Radio was used during WWII for clandestine (e.g.spy) communication. Its technical manual (TM11-265) was classified SECRET in 1944 and remained so for 40-years until it was declassified in 1984. It is a suitcase portable 8-tube HF transceiver. It consists of a 2-tube, 10-16 Watt radio telegraph (e.g. CW, Morse code) transmitter, a 5-tube superheterodyne radio receiver, and a 1-tube 110/220VAC, 50-60-cycle power supply. The transmitter covers 4-16 MHz in 4-bands. The receiver covers 4.5-16 MHz in 2-bands. It requires 4 plug-in coils to operate over the full frequency range, and plug-in crystals at the desired transmit frequency or half the desired transmit frequency. It uses a military type J-37 telegraph key for operation. Power: 46 watts Rx, 84 Watts Tx Tx: 2-tubes, 6V6 Crystal Osc., 6L6 PA Rx: 5-tubes, 6SK7 RF Amp, 6SA7 Converter, 6SK7 IF Amp, 6SR7 BFO/Detector, 6N7 AF Amp Ps: 1-tube, 5Z4 Full-Wave Rectifier Lineup: 8-tubes, 6SK7, 6SA7, 6SK7, 6SR7, 6N7, 6V6, 6L6, 5Z4 All tubes are metal tubes.

Here you find 398 models, 350 with images and 210 with schematics for wireless sets etc. In French: TSF for Télégraphie sans fil.
All listed radios etc. from MILITARY U.S. (different makers for same model)