ARMY EQUIPMENT UK RESTRICTED 5800-H-282-302

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The information within this

publication is released by the UK
Government to the recipient in
accordance with the conditions of
Release at Page (ii)/Frame A3

ASV 436 - BASIC INSTALLATION

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

This publication contains information

covering the requirements of categories
302 and 303
.

'THIS DOCUMENTIS THE PROPERTYOF HER BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT,

and is issued for the information of such persons only as need to
know its contents in the course of their official duties. Any person
finding this document should hand it to a British forces unit or
police station for its safe return to the MINISTRY OF DEFENCE,
D MOD SY, LONDONSWlA 2HB with particulars of how and where found.
THE UNAUTHORIZED RETENTION OR DESTRUCTION OF THE DOCUMENTIS AN
OFFENCE UNDER THE OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT OF 1911-39. (When released to
persons outside Government service this document is issued on a
personal basis and the recipient to whom it is entrusted in confidence,
within the provisions of the Official Secrets Act 1911-39, is personally
responsible for its safe custody and for seeing that its contents are
disclosed only to authorized persons).'

BY COMMANDOF THE DEFENCE COUNCIL

Ministry of Defence

Sponsor: MOD(A) DGEME

(Disc ref: HHL-040)
Publication Authority: Electronics Branch REME

Comments on the contents of this publication should be

submitted in accordance with AESP 0100-P-011-013

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CONDITIONS OF RELEASE
1. This information is released by the UK Government for
defence purposes only.

2. This information must be accorded the same degree of

security protection as that accorded thereto by the UK
Government.

3. This information may be disclosed only within the Defence

Departments of the recipient government, except as otherwise
authorized by the Ministry of Defence (Army).

4. This information may be subject to privately owned rights.

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CONTENTS

Frame Preliminarv Material

Paqe
Title Page U)
Conditions of release (ii)
Amendment Record Sheet (iii)/(;vi
",;;;;;Es (this list) V

Introduction
Related Publications
Associated Publications
List of abbreviations
Warnings and Cautions (viii)
Emergency resuscitation MOD form 656

Chapter

Bl 1 Technical description

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PREFACE

Codified Title: CARRIER FV 436 (ARMOURED) STAFF VEHICLE

INTRODUCTION

1 The subject matter

of this publication may be affected by Defence Council
Instructions (DCIs),
Standing Operating Procedures (SOPS) or by Local
Regulations (LRs). When any such Instruction, Procedure or Regulation
contradicts any portion of this publication it is to be taken as the
overriding authority.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS

2 The subject equipment is covered by three AESPs:

5800-H-280 ASV 436 - SYSTEM

5800-H-281 ASV 436 - HARNESSESAND INSTALLATION KITS
5800-H-282 ASV 436 - BASIC INSTALLATION (this AESP)

3 The Octad for this AESP consists of the publications shown below. All
references are prefixed with the first eight digits of this publication.

CATEGORIES AND INFORMATION LEVELS

1.0 Purpose 81 Planning Information 5.3 Inspection Standards

2.0 Operating Information 5.4 Calibration Procedures
3.0 Technical Description 6.0 Maintenance Schedules
4.1 Installation Instructions 7.1 Illustrated Parts Catalogues
4.2 Prep for Special Environments 7.2 Commercial Parts Lists
5.1 Failure Diagnosis 8.1 Modification Instructions
5.2 Repair Instructions 8.2 General Instructions

* Not Published

t Published as and
when required
Notes ...

(1) Reference to AESP 0100-A-001-001 must be made to ensure the availability

of the listed publications.

(2) Category 8 preliminary pages to be issued with the first Modification or

General Instruction.

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P ASSOCIATED PUBLICATIONS

Code No. Type Title

5805-E-100 AESP PTARMIGAN Data Adaptor

5805-Q-100 AESP PTARMIGAN Static Sub-set
5815-K-100 AESP FAX
5815-M-300 AESP Teleprinter UK/TGC 401
5820-K-261 AESP SCRA
5830-C-101 AESP Tactical Intercom UK/VIC 418 I
5895-B-521 AESP PTARMIGAN System
6115-G-250 AESP Generator, 28 V d.c.. 3.0 kW
6115-G-301 AESP Generator, 28 V d.c.. 1.5 kW
14693 UHB Carrier. Personnel. full Tracked. FV 432 Mk 2 and 2/l
61172 UHB UK/VRC 353 (inc. RCU. CPU. IB 3. CB 2. AAFL. LSV.
12T Box Assembly. CBF. CB 3. IBHA)
61253 UHB UK/VRC 321 (inc. SURF 25 W. TURF 25 W)
61351 UHB UKIPRC 344
P 61393 UHB UK/VRC 353 (inc. TUAAM. ARFAT)
61466 UHB ATR(C)
61834 UHB Clansman Secure Speech Harness
BID 861-2 BID 860
E103:2 to 109/2 EMER Tracked Vehicles
TELS L800 EMER Clansman Radio Control Harness

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

AAFL(C) Amplifier. Audio Frequency. Loudspeaker (Clear)

AAFL(Z) Amplifier, Audio Frequency. Loudspeaker (Secure)
AEL Audio Extension Lead
AFV Armoured Fighting Vehicle
AGH Audio Gear Headset
AGR Audio Gear, Respirator
AGs Audio Gear Staff
Ah Ampere hour
ARF 250 W Amplifier, Radio Frequency. 250 W
f- ARFAT Adaptor, Radio Frequency. Antenna Tuning
4s v Armoured Staff Vehicle
ATR Adaptor, Telegraph Radio
[SF(D) Commanders Box. Fixed (Digital)
CBH I/C CLANSMAN Basic Harness Intercom
CB 2 Crew-Box. 2-set
CDU Central Distribution Unit ('Starbox')
CK Control Keyer
CPU Commanders Personal Unit
CRBB Clear Radio Batten Box
CRS L/R Control, Radio Set. Local/-Remote
DCCU Direct Current Charging Unit
DEL Direct Exchange Line (telephone)
EMU Digital Master Unit
EHP Electra-Magnetic Pulse
F.AX PSU Facsimile (equipment) Power Supply Unit
fwd forward
ESR Handset, Remote Control
-.
iBA Interconnecting Box. Audio
ISHA Interconnecting Box. Harness Adaptor
I3 CRS L/R Interconnecting Box. Control Radio Set. Local/Remote

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ABBREVIATIONS (continued)

IB 3 Interconnecting Box, 3-radio Loudspeaker (Clear)

LPE Line Protection Element
LSV(C) Loudspeaker Vehicle Mounting (Clear)
LSV(Z) Loudspeaker Vehicle Mounting (Secure)
RCU Remote Combining Unit
RF1 Radio Frequency Interference
S Switch
SASIMC Secondary Access Switch/Message Centre
SCRA Single Channel Radio Access
SCRA JIB SCRA Junction Box
SRBB Secure Radio Batten Box
SURF 25 W Selector Unit. Radio Frequency. 25 W
Tat. Intercom Tactical Intercom (UK/VIC 418)
TP Terminal Post
T/T Rack Two-tier Rack
TUAAM Tuning Unit, Automatic, Antenna Matching
TURF 25 W Tuning Unit, Radio Frequency 25 W
TX/RX Transmitter/Receiver
VDU Visual Display Unit
12T Box 12-Way Tee Box Assembly

G;ARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

Specific WARNINGS and CAUTIONS applicable to this installation are given in

Category 2 and Category 5 of this octad and are to be followed by Users and
Maintainers.

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 RESUSCITATION 2 &Me,
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P TREATMENTOF THE NON-BREATHINGCASUALTY
SHOUT FOR HELP. TURN OFF REMOVE FROM DANGER: REMOVE OBVIOUS
WATER, GAS OR SWITCH WATER, GAS, ELECTRICITY, OBSTRUCTION TO
OFF ELECTRICITY IF POSSIBLE FUMES, ETC. BREATHING
Do this immediately. If not possible Safeguard yourself when removing casualty from hazard. If casualty is not breathing
don’t waste time searching for a tap If casualty still in contact with electricity, and the supply start ventilation at once.
or switch. cannot be isolated, stand on dry non-conducting material
(rubber mat, wood, linoleum).
Use rubber gloves, dry clothing, length of dry rope or
wood to pull or push casualty away from the hazard.

TILT HEAD BACKWARDS RE-CHECK AIRWAY, REMOVE

AND PUSH CHIN UPWARDS FOUR GOOD INFLATIONS OBSTRUCTION AND RE-INFLATE

-~---
iU
PULSE
PRESENT

HEART HAS STOPPED BEATING

I
LAY ON BACK ON FIRM SURFACE
(eg FLOOR).
COMMENCE EXTERNAL CHEST
COMPRESSION AND CONTINUE
MOUTH-TO-MOUTH VENTILATION

m
I
15 Comprsssrons at 60 par mmute

Ona conducts chest comprassions

CONTINUE INFLATIONS
administers mouth-to-mouth vsntilation
UNTIL RECOVERY OF
Check heart beat after first minute
NORMAL BREATHING
and then after every three minutes.
Continue external chest compression
and mouth-to-mouth ventilation until

I WHEN NORMAL BREATHING COMMENCES

PLACE CASUALTY IN RECOVERY POSITION
a normal pulse is felt and colour
improves.

I
CONTINUE INFLATIONS
UNTIL RECOVERY OF
J

NORMAL BREATHING

f‘ I Keep casualty at rest. Remove on

a stretcher. Watch closely,
particularly for difficulty in breathing.
Lightly cover with blankets or
other materials.
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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

CONTENTS

EyE Para
1 Introduction
Vehicle external equipment
Generator mounting frame
i: z D.C. Power Inlet Box
87 12 Clear Radio Batten Box (CRBB)
Bll PTARMIGAN armoured outlet
Bll :; Secure Radio Batten Box (SRBB)
c2 21 Antenna bases
Very High Frequency (VHF) 'A' Antenna
ii iP VHF 'B' Antenna
c2 VHF 'C' Antenna
;z Rear High Frequency (HF) Antenna
Ei Forward HF Antenna
z Ultra-high Frequency (UHF) Antenna Base
ii 32 SCRA Antenna armoured outlet
Cl1 35 Vehicle internal equipment
36 Power supplies and distribution
K 44 D.C. Distribution Box
014 45 Internal lighting
D14 Safety devices
E4 i: Signal distribution
Patch Panels
SCRA Patch Panel
E ;i Remote Antenna Patch Panel
E4 PTARMIGAN Patch Panel
i: Interconnecting Box, Audio
E'4 57 4-Way LT Boxes, 7A and 15A
Interconnecting Box, CRS L/R
Ed 5: SCRA Junction Box
E4 60 Stowed equipment

Table PacJg
1 Cable identities - D.C. Power Inlet Box... ... ... ...
:: 2 Cable identities - CRBB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... :
B12 3 Cable identities - SRBB . . . . . . 12
4 Cable identities - Rear HF Antenna::: 1:: 1:: 1:: 1::
EG 5 Cable identities - SCRA Antenna ... ... ... ... ... :4
Cl1 6 Installed equipment... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
7 D.C. Distribution Panel - circuit breaker functions ... z:
:: 8 Unit supplies protected by fuses ... ... ... ... ... 38
E7 9 List of stowed items ... ... ... ... ... ... . . . 43/44

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Frame
External interfaces .....................
!tt D.C. Power Inlet Box .....................
B8 CRBB . physical construction ..................
B9 CRBB . wiring details .....................
BlO CRBB - connections ........................
B13 SRBB - connections ........................
B14 SRBB - physical construction ..................
SRBB - wiring details .....................
;: Disposition of antenna bases ..................
Rear and forward HF antennas . connections .........
E'5 HF antenna base - assembly details ...............
c7 Forward HF antenna patching via Remote Antenna Patch Panel
Forward HF antenna base - physical construction ......
c”: SCRA antenna armoured outlet - connections .........
Cl0 SCRA antenna armoured outlet - physical construction ...
Basic Installation disposition of units - LH inside view
ik Basic Installation disposition of units - RH inside view
D8 Power supply block diagram (Basic Installation) ......
DlO Cable routes - power (LH view) ...............
D12 Cable routes - power (RH view) ...............
D.C. Distribution Box - internal view ............
E"5 22 SCRA Junction Box - connections ...............
E6 23 SCRA Junction Box - circuit ...............

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INTRODUCTION

1 This document provides the technical description of Armoured Staff Vehicle

(ASV) 436 Basic Installation; it does not describe those items which remain
from the base vehicle AFV 432.

2 The ASV basic installation comprises equipment racks, cabling and items
which are common to all roles of ASV 436. The User need only place his
variation of electronic and other equipment into the places already provided,
fasten it to existing anchorage points and connect to the relevant wiring
harnesses also provided; when this is done the installation is ready to be
operated.

3 The general concept of roleing, re-roleing, configuration and re-

configuration, together with vehicle interconnectivity and the principles
relevant to the way in which all the facilities can be used are described in
AESP 5800-H-280 'Electronic Installations for Staff Users in ASV 436 -
System’.
4 The varieties of electronic and other equipment which have been designed
and provided so that the configuration of electronic equipment provided for a
role can be re-arranged to suit the individual needs of the Staff cell
requirement are described in AESP 5800-H-281 'Electronic Installations for
Staff Users in ASV 436 - Harnesses and Installation Kits'.

VEHICLE EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT

Generator Mounting Frame

5 The Generator Mounting Frame is fabricated from steel angle and is bolted
to bosses welded to the roof of the vehicle. Its location is shown on Fig 1.
The generator is retained on the frame by means of two brackets at its far
side, and at its rear side, by two clamps fastened by thumb nuts.

D.C. Power Inlet Box

6 This is an armoured housing, welded to the rear of the vehicle in the

position shown on Fig 1, to which is bolted a D.C. Power Inlet Panel.

7 The D.C. Power Inlet Panel has three sockets:

7.1 SK 1 PENTHOUSELIGHTING - Carrying a 28 V d.c. supply for

penthouse lighting.

7.2 SK 2 D.C. SUPPLY OUT - carrying a 28 V d.c. supply for use outside the
vehicle.

7.3 SK 3 GENERATORINPUT - for connection to a generator for imported

28 V d.c.

/- ,A
/

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RADIO
PTARMIGAN AUDIO
SUBSET \ EXTENSION

7ONUY‘%F
L&Qt4D
I SCRA 0 1 PTARMIGAN OUTLET
VIEWON ARROW-B’
VIEW ON ARROW’C’

PTARMIGAN ARMOURED

SINGLE CHANNEL
RADIO ACCESS

DC
sl$pLYf$~~ INPUT REMOTE
SRBB
DC POWER INLET BOX VIEW ON ARROW ‘A’
VIEW ON ARROW ‘D’

Fig 1 External interfaces

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8 The 28 V d.c. supplies described in Para 7 are protected against Radio
Frequency Interference (RFI) and Electra-magnetic Pulse (EMP) by filters in
the ASV Filter Assembly mounted on the inside of the vehicle.

9 A cross-section of the D.C. Power Inlet Box, D.C. Power Inlet Panel and ASV
Filter Assembly is shown on Fig 2.

10 A vehicle earth point comprising a stud and wing nut is fixed to the LH
side of the D.C. Power Inlet Box.

11 Cables associated with the D.C. Power Inlet Box are identified on Table 1.

TABLE 1 CABLE IDENTITIES - D.C. POWERINLET BOX

Cable FV No. /NSN From To Remarks

87 FV 2050318/l D.C. Distn Panel Filter Assembly

(Ext Gen) (SW

182 Filter Assembly D.C. Power Inlet

Panel (SK3)

192 Filter Assembly D.C. Power Inlet

Panel (SKl)

194 Filter Assembly D.C. Power Inlet

Panel (SK2)

195 FV 2050318/2 D.C. Distn Panel Filter Assembly

(SW Plug (PL) 3

246 D.C. Power Inlet Penthouse lights external

Panel (SKI) cable
r-
247 D.C. Power Inlet External D.C. external
Panel (SK2) Distribution cable

248 FV 2050365/l 3.0 kW D.C. Power Inlet external

generator Panel (SK3) cable

271 FV 2050367/l Crew lamp, rear Filter Assembly

right-hand (RH) w-1)

275 FV 2050364/l 1.5 kW generator D.C. Power Inlet external

Panel (SK3) cable

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SCREWS
FLATWASHERS 8 POSITIONS
LOCKWASHERS
>
.GASKET

%a- 6

SK3 II t-l /

RUBBER/GASKET

NUT
FLATWASHER 4 POSITIONS d
LOCKWASHER

CABLE 271 FROM

REAR CREW LAMP
SK1

- 1
&
0 CABLE 87 TO DC
24 DISTRIBUTION
I SK3
{ PANEL PLl
(+
CABLE 195 FROM
DC DISTRIBUTION
PANEL SKQ

Fig 2 D.C. Power inlet box

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Clear Radio Batten Box (CRBB)

12 The CRBB is an armoured box welded to the rear bulkhead, in the position
shown on Fig 1. The box has a hinged door which is secured, when closed, by
two handnuts. The CRBB is illustrated on Fig 3.

13 Welded inside the box are plates for mounting the Line Protection Element
(LPE) Assembly, a radio frequency (RF) filter, four sockets, a
through-bulkhead connector and two pairs of terminals. A rectangular hole in
the bottom of the box allows entry of cables with the main door closed; a
hinged flap covers this hole when no connections are made.

14 Fig 4 shows details of the LPEs and wiring. Figure 5 shows a schematic
diagram of the CRBB and its connections, also the arrangement of connectors.

15 Table 2 identifies the cables associated with the CRBB.

TABLE 2 CABLE IDENTITIES - CRBB

:able FV No./NSN From ' To Remarks

134 2050363/l SCRA J/B (SK 3) CRBB PLUG PLATE

143 2050419/l CRBB-LPE 2E PTARM.Patch Panel
LPE
165 2050306/l CRBB-LPE 36 RCU 4 (REMOTE A)
166 2050306/2 CRBB-LPE 26 RCU 4 (REMOTE B)
167 2050306/3 CRBB-LPE 2F IB 3 (COM I/C)
198 TBD DEL Telephone Filter assembly
199 TBD Filter assembly CRBB-LPE 3F
222 HHI/MV1160/1 CRBB-LPE 1E 1
.P 223 HHI/MV1160/1 CRBB-LPE 1F ) CBE'B'(AUDI0) via cable 20
224 HHI/MV1160/1 CRBB-LPE 1G 1
inter-vehicle cables

237 2050304/6 CRBB '321 O/P' CRBB '321 I/P'

238 2050304/7 CRBB '321 O/P' CRBB '321 I/P’
239 HHI/MV1101/8 CRBB 'CBH I/C’ CRBB 'CBH I/C’
240 5965-99-117-6142 CRBB 'RADIO PENTHOUSE AEL
AUDIO EXTENSION'
241 2050450/l CRBB 'SCRA OUT- Control Keyer to SCRA CK in
LET' (CK) SK 1 penthouse
242 2050298/l CRBB 'PTARMIGAN PTARMIGAN Sub- remote Sub-set
S SET' set SK 2 ie in penthouse

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VERTICAL
SUPPORT
BRACKET

THROUGH-
BULKHEAD
CONNECTOR

PLUG
PLATE

GASKET

SK1 SK2 TP3 TP4 TPl SK3 TP2 SK4

Fig 3 CRBB - Physical construction

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LPE CONNECTORS IDENTITIES

SK1 AND SK2

SOCKET CONNECTOR IDENTITIES

LPE TO SOCKET CONNECTIONS

LPE El PINI2 TO SK4 PIN A
E1 Fi
Fl :
61 F
:
:: 1 TO SK3 PIN i
E22; 4 E
E 1 TO
T:: :
TPl
TP 2
i TO SK2 PIN M
z 2
1 TO SK1 PIN %
I E33 2

Fig 4 CRBB - Wiring details

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ANOTHER VEHICLE TO PENTHOUSE

CBH PTARM

4
CRA JB(SK3)

RCU4
(REMOTE Ifi’)
l(185 1” 1187 .,

I RCU 4
(REMOTE ‘Ii) CB2 ‘B’(AUDI0)

UK/VRC 321 ‘A’ (COM ICI

PTARMIGAN
PATCH PANEL

PTARMIGAN RADIO AUDIO

SUBSET EXTENSION

O/P CBH

0 DEL’PHONE
I

SCRA 0

Fig 5 CRBB - Connections

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PTARMIGAN Armoured Outlet

16 The PTARMIGAN Armoured Outlet and its uses are described in

AESP 5800-H-280-302.

Secure Radio Batten Box (SRBB)

17 The SRBB is an armoured outlet welded to the vehicle in the position shown
on Fig 1. The armoured outlet is illustrated on Fig 6 which shows the inputs,
outputs and connections and on Fig 7 which shows the physical construction.

18 All facilities pass through Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)/Electro-

Magnetic Pulse (EMP) filters. Connections are provided for:

18.1 Tactical intercom facilities via the Central Distribution Unit (CDU)
('Starbox') to and from other vehicles.

18.2 UK/VRC 353 remoting of audio extension to/from other vehicles.

18.3 'Working' and monitoring facilities of fitted radios to/from other

vehicles.

19 Two plates welded in the box mount the LPE assembly and six sockets.
Fig 8 shows the connections between the LPEs and the six sockets.

20 Table 3 identifies the cables associated with the SRBB.

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TABLE 3 CABLE IDENTITIES - SRBB

able No. FV No./NSN From To Remarks

39 2050307/l SRBB - LPE B3 RCU 1 (REMOTE A)

40 2050307/2 SRBB - LPE B2 RCU 2 (REMOTE B)
41 2050307/3 SRBB - LPE Bl RCU 3 (REMOTE A)
42 2050316/l SRBB - LPE A3 IBA (LPE 1)
72 2050346/l SRBB - LPE A3 Tat. Intercom
(LINE)
74 2050323/l SRBB-LPE Al AAFL 'Z' (EXT)

Inter-vehicle Cables

231 2050304/l SRBB(Zl/Z2 REMOTE) Penthouse to remoted RCU

232 2050304/2 SRBB (Zl) SRBB another vehicle
SRBB
233 2050304/3 SRBB (22) SRBB another vehicle
SRBB
234 2050304/4 SRBB (23) SRBB another vehicle
SRBB
235 2050304/5 SRBB (24) SRBB another vehicle
SRBB
236 2050366/l SRBB (CDU) CDU ('Starbox')

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TO SRBBON
OTHER V/FHICLES
/ \

TO CDU
OX)
TORCUIN
PENTHOUSE
233 234 235 236

RCU No1
(RClJ No2) INTERCOM
(CRSLIR)

RCU No3
-AAFL (2)
(RCU Nol)--

I I

SRBB

Fig 6 SRBB - Connections

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f
LEAD.ELECTRICAL SOCKET PLATE ASSEMBLY
\
I
c \, I
I I

LPE’s+
u
- I
I
CONNECTORS
i’l-24,CDU,AND
i!l/ZZ REMOTE

LPE HOUSING ASSEMBLY

Fig 7 SRBB - Physical construction

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1
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cl cl2
0 El 3

LPE CONNECTORS IDENTITIES

SK2 - SK6

SK1
SOCKET CONNECTOR IDENTITIES

Fig 8 SRBB - Wiring details

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Antenna bases

21 The disposition of antenna bases around the roof of the vehicle is shown
on Fig 9.

Very Hiqh Frequency (VHF) 'A' Antenna

22 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-280-302.

VHF 'B' Antenna

23 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-280-302.

VHF 'C' Antenna

24 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-280-302.

Rear High-frequency (HF) Antenna

25 The rear HF antenna base location is identified on Fig 9. Figure 10 shows

the connection of UK/VRC 321 'A' to a vehicle-mounted whip antenna via this
antenna base.

26 Figure 11 shows assembly details of the rear HF antenna base.

27 Table 4 identifies the cables associated with the rear HF antenna.

TABLE 4 CABLE IDENTITIES - REAR HF ANTENNA

Iable Ref No. From To Remarks

IO.

Vehicle-Mount !d Antenna

201 FV 2050409/2 TURF 25 W 'B' Rear HF ant. base

Remote an :enna

154 FV 2050285/5 UK/VRC 321'A' Coax. outlet LPE VHF'C'arm.

(SURF) housing
210 FV 2050325/6 Coax. outlet LPE Coax. outlet VHF'C'arm.
housing
228 5995-99-114-3114 VHF'C'coax. outlet HF remote antenna

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HF ANTENNA BASE
(D POSITION).

VHFANTENNA
(B POSITION 1.

SINGLE CHANNEL

Fig 9 Disposition of antenna bases

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ANENNA ELEMENT
5985-99-849-8140
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ANTENNA ELEMENT
/ /5985-99-830-8458

ANTENNA ELEMENT
5985-99-830-8455

rHF REAR HF FORWARD

9 201
+
200

TURF 25W ‘B’ TURF 25W ‘A’

81 183
SURF 25W ‘A’

f
321 ‘A’

Fig 10 Rear and forward HF antennas - connections

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ANTENNAEfMENTCLAMP

NNABASENo31Mk 3

SCR
hJ
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SHAKEFROOFWASHER

1 Pll CABLE FLOATINGPLATE

ANDWASHERSET

GLAND(CUT TO LENGTH

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FIXED PLATE
SCREWCLAMP

Pll CABLECONNECTIONTOTURF

4 e OUTLETHOLE

f‘ Fig 11 HF Antenna base - assembly details

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Forward HF Antenna d

28 The location of the forward (fwd) HF antenna base is identified on Fig 9.

The antenna base is mounted on a 'stovepipe' armoured outlet.

29 UK/VRC 321 'A' is normally connected to this antenna base via Tuner Unit
Radio Frequency (TURF) 25 W 'A' and cable 200 (FV 2050409/l) from TURF
25 W 'A' to the antenna base as shown on Fig 13. Alternatively, UK/VRC 321 'A'
(or UK/VRC 321 'B') can be connected to a remote antenna via 'D' position
Remote Antenna Patch Panel and the Ultra-high Frequency (UHF) antenna armoured
housing, as shown on Fig 12.

30 The physical construction of the antenna base is shown on Fig 13. Fig 11
shows assembly details.

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TO REMOTE
HF ANTENNA

UHFANTENNA
ARMOURED OUTLET
UKIVRC 321’B’POSITION ,USING
REMOTE HF ANTENNA
(VIA TURF 25OW)
‘d POSITION REMOTE
+Q / ANTEpNANNAE[ATCH

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322A344),32$$21 292

TO REMOTE TuqF ixow J~o5~dm ‘A’

I 344 321 ‘B’
I
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UHF ANTENNA
07 ARMOURED OUTLET UK/ VRC 32 1’8’ POSITION, USING
REMOTE HF ANTENNA
I I ‘0’ POSITION REMOTE
ANTENNA PATCH PANEL

II 344' TO REMOTE
HF ANTENNA
32; ‘B’

UHF ANTENNA
ARMOURED OUTLET

UK/VRC 321’A’POSITION,USING ‘d POSITION REMOTE

REMOTE HF ANTENNA ANTENNA PATCH
PANEL
”
32;

TURF 25OW
I
I
32:'8'

Fig 12 Forward HF antenna patching via Remote Antenna Patch Panel

P

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SCREW,CSK
E,ANTENNASUPPORT
FLAT WASHER

'REF. EXISTING'S7 .OVEPIPE'CAP

SUPPLIED COMPLETEWITHGASKET
.J

'REF:EXlSTlNG‘.STOVEPIPE
FV 538190

Fig 13 Forward HF antenna base - physical construction

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P Ultra-high frequencv (UHF) Antenna Base

31 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-280-302

SCRA Antenna Armoured Outlet

32 The location of the armoured outlet is identified on Fig 9. Figure 14

shows the connection of the Single Channel Radio Access (SCRA) equipment to
either a vehicle-mounted antenna or a remote antenna.

33 Figure 15 shows the physical construction.

34 Table 5 identifies the cables associated with the SCRA antenna.

TABLE 5 CABLE IDENTITIES - SCRA ANTENNA

Cable Ref No. From To Remarks

P VO.

136 FV 2050379/l SCRA TX/RX (Coax) SCRA Patch Panel

151 FV 2050349/l SCRA Patch Panel Armoured outlet

(VEHICLE) ant. base

152 FV 2050349/2 SCRA Patch Panel Armoured outlet

(ELEVATED) (coax. outlet)

229 5995-99-114-6213 Armoured outlet SCRA remote Part of SCRA

(coax. outlet) antenna I/K

*
ANTENNA VEHICLE
TO REMOTE MOUNTING
SCRA ANTENNA 5820-99-647-9561

*NOTE...
SCRA COMPONENTS SUPPLIED
IN INSTALLATION KIT ONLY

g
x
I
MARKED ‘ELEVATED’ 7% 136
SCRA PATCH PANEL

MARKED‘VEHICLE’

I
SCRA TX/RX

Fig 14 SCRA antenna armoured outlet - connections

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HEX.SCREW
SPACER FLAT WASHER
(ITEM65) LOCKWASHER

I -- COAXOUTLETASSEMBLY PLATE M)UNTING

-a I I

GASKET

GASKET-
/

CABLE 152,

CABLE151

Fig 15 SCRA antenna armoured outlet - physical construction

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--
35 The items fitted to the interior of ASV 436 are detailed in Complete
Equipment Schedule (CES) No P/45335/1. Table 6 is an extract of the CES and
lists the items fitted as a basic installation. Figures 16 and 17 illustrate
the position of each item.

TABLE 6 INSTALLED EQUIPMENT

Item NSNIFV No Description QtY Remarks

1 5820-99-620-8079 Selector Unit, Radio 1

Frequency 25 W (SURF 25 W)

2 5820-99-114-3386 Tuning Unit. Radio 1

Frequency 25 W (TURF 25 W)

3 5821-99-630-6156 Tuning Unit. Automatic. 2 'A' and '8'

Antenna Matching (TUAAM)

4 5820-99-630-646s Adaptor. Radio Frequency, 2 'A' and 'B'

Antenna Tuning CARFAT)

5 5820-99-117-6111 Remote Combining Unit 4 No 1 to

(RCU) No 4

6 5820-99-117-0449 Control, Radio Set. 1

Local/Remote (CRS L/R)

7 5820-99-661-4263 Commanders 80x. Fixed 1

(Digital) (CBF(D))

8 5820-99-117-6110 Interconnecting 80x. 3- 1

radio (18 3)

9 5895-99-117-4911 Crew 80x. 2-set CC8 2) 2 'A' and 'B'

r- 10 5820-99-117-6143 Amplifier. Audio 2 'C' and '2'

Frequency. Loudspeaker
(AAFL)

11 5965-99-117-6263 Loudspeaker, PM. Vehicle 2 'C' and 'Z'

Mounting CLSV)

12 5820-99-009-0702 UK/VIC 418 Tactical 1

Intercom (Tat. Intercom)

13 0000-99-151-2670 flute Switch 1

14 5820-99-634-4363 12T 80x Assembly (12T Box) 1

15 FV 2072495 Interconnecting Box. Audio 1

(IBA)

F (ccntinued)

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TABLE 6 INSTALLED EQUIPMENT (continued)

Item NSN/FV No Description QV Remarks

16 FV 2073001 4-Way LT Box, 15 A 2 No. 1 and

No. 3

17 FV 2073007 4-Way LT Box, 7 A 2 No. 2 and

No. 4

18 FV 2072603 Interconnection Box, CRS 1 IB CRS L/R

L/R

19 FV 2068674 SCRA Junction Box Assembly

20 FV 2072691 D.C. Distribution Box

(includes D.C.
Distribution Panel)

21 FV 2072936 Cabin Lamp 6 4 on

mapboard
1 over
Radio Tower
1 over
Radio Rack

22 6140-99-803-4364 Battery, AM/UK 6TN

23 FV 2072859 Patch Panel SCRA

24 FV 2072660 Rack Assembly rear Radio

Rack

25 FV 2072615 Radio Tower Assembly

26 FV 2072897 Two-tier Rack 'wd T/T Rack

27 FV 2072838 Light Bracket Mounting

Assembly (includes light-
ing Distribution Box,
Remote Antenna Patch
Panel)

28 FV 2072627 Mounting Bracket 'or Data

,daptor (DA)

29 5820-99-661-7471 Mounting Assembly AV PSS/ 'or DA and

DA 'TARM. Sub-
ets

(continued)

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TABLE 6 INSTALLED EQUIPMENT (continued)

31 FV 2072739 Support Plate Assembly 1

32 FV 2072788 Power Inlet Filter Box j 1

33 FV 2072908 Sub Plate

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27

Fig 16 Basic installation disposition of units - LH inside view

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Key to Fis 16

1 Four batteries 15 AAFL 'Z'

2 Vehicle rear bulkhead 16 Mounting Plate (AAFL 'Z')
3 Audio outlets 17 IB CRS L/R
4 Equipment Mounting Plate Assembly 18 AAFL 'C'
5 Rear Radio Rack 19 4-Way LT Box No. 3
6 4-Way LT Box No. 4 20 Mounting Plate (AAFL 'C')
7 Remote Antenna Patch Panel 21 4-Way LT Box No. 2
8 Strip Lamp 22 Radio Tower Assembly
9 Lighting Distribution Box 23 LSV (C)
10 TURF 25 W Mounting Plate 24 Vehicle cross-bulkhead
11 TURF 25 W 25 D.C. Distribution Panel
12 Radio Tower Assembly 26 IBA
13 Mounting Bracket (Data Adaptor) 27 Mounting Assemblies AVPSS/DA
(PTARMIGAN Sub-Sets A and C)
14 Mounting Assembly, AV PSS/DA 28 Mounting Plates (PTARMIGAN Sub-
(Data Adaptor) Sets)

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Key to Fig 17

TUAAM 'A' and support assembly 21 RCU No. 3 and Mounting Plate
ARFAT 'A' and mounting bracket 22 Equipment Mounting Plate
CB 2 'A' 23 Mounting Assembly AV PSSID.4
(PTARMIGAN Sub-Set)
4 Equipment Mounting Bracket 24 Power Inlet Filter Box

5 12T Box 25 LSV 'Z'

6 Mounting Harness (RCU No. 4) 26 LSV 'Z' Mounting Plate

7 RCU No. 4 27 Strip Lamp

8 Equipment Mounting Plate Assembly 28 CB 2 'B'

9 Sub Plate 29 DEL Telephone and Bracket

10 Mute Switch 30 TUAAM 'B'

.-
11 4-Way LT Box No. 1 31 SCRA Junction Box

12 IB 3 32 ARFAT '8'

13 Map Board Assembly 33 ARFAT/TUAAM Backplate Assembiy

14 Strip Lamp 34 Audio Outlet

15 Support Plate Assembly 35 Audio Outlets

16 CRS L/R and Cradle Assembly 36 SURF 25 W
17 RCU No. 1 and Mounting Plate 37 Electronic Equipment Mounting Tray

18 Tactical Intercom Mounting Plate 38 Equipment Mounting Plate Assemblies

I 19 Tactical Intercom UK/VIC 418 39 CBF(D) I

20 RCU No. 2 and Mounting Plate 40 Forward T/T Rack

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FWD I

Fig 17 Basic installation dispostion of units - RH inside view Fig 17

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Power suoPlies and distribution

.
36 Figure 18 is a block diagram of the 28 V D.C. power distribution within
the vehicle. All cabling is routed through ducting with metal covers attached
accordance with TEMPEST requirements, and Fig 19 and Fig 20 show the routeing
of power cables within the vehicles and the relative positions of items of
electronic equipment which they supply.

37 The communications systems may be powered by the vehicle gerierator or by .

an external generator. When the equipment is being powered by either an
internal or an external generator, the set of UK/6TN Radio/Communications
batteries are 'float charged'. During 'silent watch', only the
Radio/Communications batteries are used to supply power. An audible warning
is given at the D.C. Distribution Panel to alert the radio operator when the
battery voltage falls to 21 V; the warning can be muted if required.

38 When operational, each installation can be powered from an external 28 V

d.c. diesel generator. The generator is part of the role kit; a 1.5 kW
generator is used for the majority of roles, a 3.0 kW generator is used for
those roles with heavier power demand. In transit, the generator is stowed on
a frame fixed to the vehicle external roof, but it will only ever be operated
on the ground. The 28 V supply from the generator enters the vehicle through
a D.C. Power Inlet Box and a filter box on the vehicle rear bulkhead and is
passed to the D.C. Distribution Panel.

39 Four 12 V batteries are located under the Staff Users' seats; two 12 V
batteries (radio batteries) are located under the commander's seat; two 12 V
ventilation system batteries and two 12 V vehicle batteries are located on the
shelf next to the driver's seat. All batteries are fully vented to the
outside atmosphere and are easily accessible for maintenance.

40 Power within the vehicle is distributed through the D.C. Distribution

Panel fitted in the base of the Radio Tower. Circuit breakers on the D.C.
Distribution Panel protect the major circuits.

41 A 28 V d.c. supply is taken from the D.C. Distribution Panel, via the
filter box in the vehicle rear bulkhead, as a supply for a penthouse.

42 A 28 V d.c. lighting supply is taken from the rear RH crew light via the
filter box to the external D.C. Power Inlet Box, to be available as a supply
for penthouse lights.

43 No provision is made for connection to mains power supplies.

D.C. Distribution Box

44 The D.C. Distribution Box (FV 2072691) incorporates a D.C. Distribution

Panel and is fixed to the base of the Radio Tower as shown on Fig 16. Full
details of the D.C. Distribution Box are given in AESP 5800-H-281-302
Chapter 32. Fig 21 shows an internal view of the D.C. distribution box.

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DC DISTRIBUTIONPANEL DATA
ADAPTOR
POSITION

WAVELL*
VDU
POSITI ON

i’ TELEPRINTER
POSITI ON

Dbll’B =

BID 860
POSITI ON

16

DC POWER
INLET

; AZ79 85 ’ , / SK4+-
POSITION

268
..-
CREW LlGHT
FWD RH
118 IMAP LIGHT 21 ‘I9 IMAP LIGHT 3
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DIST.
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DRIVER
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CREWLIGHT CREW LIGHT
CMDR FWD LH
266 267 1 STE /------1
116 SIGNAL 1
CREW LIGHT

I IBHA
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ZV UKiVRC 353’C’ POSITION
81 276
I
\ r I 1 UK,V!f 321’* 106
I 4 WAY LTNol* POSITION
UK/PRC 344
POSITION.
i = OWN FUSE
No.1 No.2 No.3 No.4
OR
DMU C POSITION
21
CNRI ~
POSITION

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Fig 18 Power supply block diagram (Basic Installation) Fig 18
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260,266,264,71,70,135,107,86,83,85
,70,71,l11,85,264,266,268

NOTE . . .
,
REFER TO 5800-H-282-201 FOR FV NUMBERS OF CABLES

'1 Fig 19
Cable routes - powet, (LH view)

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3;15,9,264,266,

&,.@I ~47,l6,53,70,71,264,266,268 I//

NOTE...
--em- -- -
Htt-tH 10 5800-H-282-; 201,FORFV NUMBERSOF CABLES
FWD 75,266,264,268,70,47,65,71,16j53

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Internal liqhtinq

45 Six circular Crew Lamps are fitted to the vehicle internal roof:

45.1 One lamp over the Driver's position

45.2 One lamp over the Commander's position

45.3 Four lamps in the crew compartment; one each on the forward RH side, '
the forward LH side, the rear RH side and the rear LH side.

46 Four Cabin Lamps (fluorescent strip lamps) are fitted to the top edge of
the mapboard, plus one Cabin Lamp over the Radio Tower and a further one over
the rear Radio Rack.

47 The lighting power circuit is shown as part of Fig 18. Power for the
lighting system is routed from the D.C. Distribution Panel to the Lighting
Distribution Box which is fixed to the roof above the Radio Tower.

48 Output from the Lighting Distribution Box is divided into two circuits as
shown on Fig 18.

49 A blackout switch is operated by the vehicle rear door. The blackout

switch can be overridden by a switch on the D.C. Distribution Panel.

Safetv devices

50 The power supply to the equipment is protected as follows:

50.1 Circuit Breakers. Nine outputs from the D.C. Distribution Panel are
protected by circuit breakers, which are also used as manual switches.
Table 7 shows the circuits protected. Figure 21 shows an internal view of
the D.C. Distribution Box.

50.2 Individual unit fuses. Table 8 shows the unit supplies protected by
fuses. In addition, the Tat. Intercom has its own internal fuse.

51 A vehicle earth point is provided on the LH side of the D.C. Power Inlet
Box, for connection to an earth lead and earthing spike.

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TABLE 7 D.C. DISTRIBUTION PANEL - CIRCUIT BREAKER FUNCTIONS

Circuit breaker Rating Circuit protected

CBl 0.5A Low-voltage audible warning

CB2 10A Lighting (crew compartment)

CB3 50A 4-Way LT Box No. 1, then to:

a. 353'C' or 321'A' position
b. 353'A' position
C. 353'8' position
d. CNRI position

CB4 50A 28 V d.c. to 4-Way LT Box No. 2, then to:

P
a. SCRA TX/RX position
b. IB3
C. Mute switch then to:
i. AAFL'Z'
ii. AAFL'C'

. iii. IB CRS L/R, then to CRS L/R

iv. Tactical Intercom
d. IBHA then to DCCU position

CB5 50A 28 V d.c. to 4-Way LT Box No. 4, then to:

a. DMU ‘B’ or BID 860 position
b. DMU 'A' position
C. ATR position
d. 321'B' position

CB6 50A 28 V d.c. to 4-Way LT Box No. 3, then to:

a. PTARMIGAN Data Adaptor position
b. WAVELL VDU position
C. Teleprinter position

CB7 50A 28 V d.c. to ARF 250W position

CB8 50A 28 V d.c. to FAX PSU position

CB9 1OOA 28 V d.c. external supply

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TABLE 8 UNIT SUPPLIES PROTECTEDBY FUSES

Unit Fuse No. Unit supply protected

4-Way LT No. 1 FSl UK/VRC 353*or UK/VRC 321 (whichever fitted)

FS2 UK/VRC 353 'A' position*

FS3 UK/VRC 353 'B' position*

FS4 CNRI*position

4-Way LT No. 2 FSl SCRA Tx/Rx*position

FS2 IB3 d

FS3 Mute Switch

FS4 IBHA*

4-Way LT No. 3 FSl WAVELL VDU*position

FS2 Not used

FS3 Teleprinter position*

FS4 PTARMIGAN Data Adaptor position*

4-Way LT No. 4 FSl ATR position*

FS2 321 'B' position*

.J
FS3 DMU 'B' or BID 860 (whichever fitted)

FS4 DMU 'A' position*

Mute Switch FSl AAFL 'Z'

AAFL 'C'

IB CRS L/R

Tactical Intercom

* Indicates the unit is not fitted as part of the BASIC installation.

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SK1
l/ill AUDIBLE
S3

SK2

SK3

BUS BAR N:?ii%#

.-
(NEUTRAL 1
BUS BAR No. 2
(LIVE)
(UNDER No.31
SK7

SK8

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01 DIODE
RECTIFIER

Fig 21 D.C. Distribution Box - internal view

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Sisnal distribution

52 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-282-201.

Patch Panels

SCRA Patch Panel

53 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-280-302.

Remote Antenna Patch Panel

54 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-280-302.

PTARMIGAN Patch Panel

55 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-280-302.

Interconnectinq Box, Audio

56 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-281-302 Chapter 24.

4-Way LT Boxes, 7A and 15A

57 These are fully described in AESP 5800-H-281-302 Chapter 24.

Interconnectinq Box, CRS L/R

58 This is fully described in AESP 5800-H-281-302 Chapter 26.

SCRA Junction Box

59 The SCRA Junction Box provides the means by which an SCRA Control Keyer
(CK) can be connected into the SCRA system. The junction box is solely for
interconnection purposes and contains no switching functions or circuit
protection devices. A front view is given on Figure 22, which also shows
cable connections. Figure 23 is the circuit diagram.

STOWEDEQUIPMENT

60 A list of stowed items is shown in Table 9.

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CABLE 134
TO +-
CRBB

CABLE 197
TO
SCRA CIG (WHEN FITTED)

Fig 22 SCRA Junction Box - connections

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TABLE 9 LIST OF STOWED ITEMS

Item
No. NSN/FV No. Description WY Remarks

1 5985-99-649-8140 Antenna Element (top) 4 CMAS 0087 RA 748

2 5985-99-630-8456 Antenna Element (middle) 4 MA 682
3 5985-99-630-8455 Antenna Element (bottom) 2 RACAL MA 681
4 5820-99-117-5043 Commander's Personal Unit 1 CPU
5 5965-99-620-3251 Helmet, Headset, Electrical 'A' 3 AGH
6 5965-99-620-5668 Headset, Microphone 3 AGS
7 5965-99-622-5437 Audio Gear Respirator 3 AGR
8 5965-99-620-5670 Handset Remote Control 2 HSR
fi-
9 5965-99-117-6142 Audio Extension Lead, 10 metres 1 AEL
10 5965-99-620-5673 Cover, Microphone 3
11 5965-99-620-5667 Cable Assy, Switch, Electrical 2
12 5965-99-620-5674 Bag, Plastic, Helmet Headgear 3
13 8465-99-940-0047 Haversack No. 1 (Bag, Ancillary) 2
14 2590-99-820-2779 Cable Reel and Brackets 2
15 5865-99-102-3666 Cage, Antenna 1 SREP (for storing
antenna element)
16 6145-99-103-8301 Cable, DlO, 400 metres 1
17 5965-99-622-5438 Adaptor Ring (for AGR) 3
18 5995-99-630-6466 Cable Assembly, 10 cond., 1
2 metres
19 5995-99-114-3114 Cable Assembly RF 2 SD/B 240576-2
P 20 6145-99-648-0813 Cable, Telephone 1 DlO
21 2590-99-800-7973 Flame Trap Assembly 1
22 5805-99-117-4274 Key, Telegraph, Manual 1 SD/C 234 700
23 5985-99-620-9535 Centre Junction Dipole 1 MEL 9571-111-9600
24 5820-99-632-1033 Lead, Counterpoise Antenna 1 HELLERMAN 212A/
51453
25 8130-99-115-8152 Cable,DlO 1
26 5820-99-117-7440 Antenna, Wire, c/w Reel 2
27 5995-99-758-4857 Cable Reel Assy (100 m, 7 quad 1
cable)

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