BC-620 Jeep Mounted Vehicle Radio Detailed Walk Through 1942 Willys MB / Ford GPW / SCR-510
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- This video provides a detailed walk-through for a vehicle mounted U.S. Signal Corps BC-620 radio on a WW2 1942 Jeep Willys MB. Interested military vehicle preservationists should refer to Tom Campbell at ft-250.com for excellent reproduction mounting brackets for this radio.
Radio Parts:
BC-620 (SCR-510)
PE-120
BG-153 bag cover
Antenna Parts:
MP-48 mast base
MS-52 and MS-53 antenna mast sections
W-128 antenna wire
Antenna Mount:
MP-50 mast bracket
FT-429 reinforcing plates (2)
FT-422 brush guard
Radio Mount (courtesy of Tom Campbell at ft-250.com)
FT-250 mount
FT-419 bracket leg
FT-420 bracket leg
Refer to technical manual TM11-2715 for diagrams and mounting instructions. Copies can be made available for a small donation. Message me for details. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Great walk around. Very informative.
Very complete explanation. Thanks.
Thank you for configuring the videos that can be automatically translated into Spanish and thanks to this I understand everything perfectly.
I am already subscribed to your channel.
Thanks and greetings from Murcia, Spain.
Very informative
Very nice indeed. Surprising how long the valves actually lasted with all the bouncing around.
Great setup. I see you seatbelts installed, this is something I plan on doing, how about a video showing how you mounted them? I was in a head on collision in my jeep, the steering wheel saved.
As a radio ham I was hoping to see some more detailed stuff about the radio its self....freq coverage output power ect.....looks a great set up.
In fact just found your more details vids in your list of videos.
Hopefully you saw all of my other videos on this radio including:
How to tune the BC620: czcams.com/video/rKLiO_9sf1E/video.html
How crystal oscillator works: czcams.com/video/4VbF-JhrqHk/video.html
How to configure the power supply: czcams.com/video/uCgFK912pMo/video.html
No I didn't....but will take a look....thank you Sir.@@WW2JeepandRifle
Very nice presentation. Is it a "working radio" ? I have a BC-659J with PE-120A that is mounted on my 45 GPW and it operates. Both the BC-620 and 659 are cool looking radios which really finish off a WWII jeep. Your jeep is very clean and sharp. Congratulations.
Thank you very much for the note! The BC-620 radio on my jeep works -- both transmit and receive. See several other videos I posted on tuning and configuration to get it to work as it was designed.
Is the BC-620 the radio used in a 1944 Jeep?
Absolutely
@@WW2JeepandRifle can i buy one ? I’m in Indonesia
Email me : irvansyahsyarief@gmail.com
I got one of these, mine was full of dust, dead spiders, I don’t think mine is worth repairing
Who would I call anyway ?
Can i buy yours ?
@@d-Admiral8269 yes you can, I live in the UK
I got one of these in my jeep, I want rid of it, it’s just junk, can’t receive or send
Any buyers (U.K. only) drop me a line, no reasonable offer refused
Can you contact me please @pepsi666
This still available my friend ?? Need one for me willys !
@@Ww2inmind Yes, but its located in the uk, if you are still interested, drop me a line
pepsi666 I’m in the uk. Benwills467@gmail.com is my Email if u could send me a few photos ect maybe we could make a deal ?
@@Ww2inmind Where are you located ? In the US, UK ? If you are in the US shipping isnt gong to be cheap
I sent a canvas to the US, that cost over $120