I made a power supply for my portable tube radio emerson model 850.
Paraset radio power supply.
Vii also has a 6 vdc power supply included with it which connected to a car battery via large alligator type clips.
Some differences were made during the war.
The only real issue i had with these circuits was the linear regulator would not start with all three tubes.
The paraset is described in some detail in a book secret warfare adapted by david kahn who translated it from the original french book written by pierre lorrain.
12v 24ah battery is used.
Input to vibrator 2 2a.
Consisting of transformer rectifier tube 6x5gt and a capacitor.
With a test of the 12a6 the output was about 2 2w 40ma at battery current of 1 5a.
Drawing from on5lj.
Since it s small qrp power and size and operates on two of the current ham bands it seemed ideal for my glow bug project.
A search for more information soon revealed that the paraset was a small vacuum tube transmitter receiver unit built during wwii in the uk at the whaddon hall headquarters of the secret intelligence service communications unit.
Please communicate in english.
Orange by musmus http musmus main jp.
The method to wiring this radio was done in stages.
The power supply delivers 6 vac and 350vdc.
It has no screenprint.
Probably an early version.
I tested the power with a breadboard transmitter with nearly the same circuit as the paraset.
The paraset would have been our ideal radio.
This forum is all about building and using world war ii spy radio equipment in particular the whaddon mk vii paraset.
Paraset in norway.
This 6l6 puts out about 7 8w with 58ma anode current.
The transmitter has the paraset style parallel series tuned tank circuit and seems to load well even with a random length wire antenna.
Blueprints from on6wj jos warnier.
I started with the power supply and voltage divider lower left of the photo i wanted to test the linear regulator for the 6 3v filaments as well.
Paraset schematic from radio communication 1982 pdf on5lj s drawings.
And with a main power supply.
For other radios separate forums can be set up ask the quartermaster.
One of my ham radio buddies calls this the paraset mini cooper.
With a 12v6 the output was nearly 4 5w 50ma and 1 8a from battery.
There is also a nice all brass key connected to the rig out of the photo to the left.
It has 2 of the 12ba6 tubes for the regen radio and 2 of 12aq5 s for the little cw transmitter.
Background i first heard of a paraset when i saw a message on the qrp l reflector announcing an upcoming june 6th paraset d day activity.
What organization used this radio in 1953.
The switch is the 80 40 meter bandswitch.
The power supply is also tested september 15 1953 the power supply is very simple.
