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PE 99B Trailer mounting and info request.

Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 10:21 pm
by Bill_Wolf
The PE-99B

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Anyone have any pictures of one of these mounted in a G-518 or of one in-theater in use?

Below is one of the many applications where the PE-99B was used.

SCR-643 - Control Net System (2 BC-640 transmitters, PE-99), P/O SCS-3. Two channel 50 w VHF tp and CW transmitting equipment xmtr operable simultaneously, for the gnd control of interceptor pursuit operations. Power requirements obtained from Power Unit PE-99 ( ) or commercial 110 v AC tow wire service. Similar to Radio Set SCR-573 (except) housed in buildings not part of system.

SCR-644 - Control Net System (2 BC-639 receiver, -686, PE-99), P/O SCR-3. Rec; two channel VHF tp, 1 CW & CW receiving equipment for gnd control of interceptor pursuit operations. Power requirements obtained from Power Unit PE-99-( ) or commercial 110 v AC 2 wire system. U/w but not p/o Control Set SCR-642-( ), Radio Set SCR- 643-( ) and Radio Set SCR-645-( ).


Bill

Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 10:11 pm
by Barry Churcher
Bill, thanks for posting the photos. That is the generator that I have so maybe a problem solved eh. Mine is not quite that nice and I am missing a gauge, the starter and a side panel.
Cheers,
Barry

Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 2:10 pm
by brian
so your looking for the K-63 set up.
in tm 11-227 theres a perty poor picture of one, being towed by a K-53 van.
the only thing I can tell from the pic. is that it looks centered in the trailer.
with the controll panal twords the toung end.
BB

Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 9:29 pm
by Barry Churcher
Thanks Brian for the info. I will try to find that TM on line someplace and check it out.
Cheers,
Barry

Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 7:49 pm
by brian
gene on the mobile radar site, just sent me this.
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if you click on the pic you can do stuff with it.
BB

Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:06 pm
by Bill_Wolf
Brian,

Thanks for posting the picture.

The side boards have an additional 4 horizontal pieces adding about a foot to the height of the tarpaulin.

This is gonna cost. :roll:

Bill