Air Ministry RAF R1132 Receiver Set with R1139 Power Supply KGV HC This cartridge predates the outbreak

This cartridge predates the outbreak of the Second World War and represents the early expansion of German military ammunition production during the 1930s

Carrying Bag: Many gas masks

designed to facilitate the seamless integration and operation of various electronic and radio equipment within tactical environments

Wills aimed to attract customers and encourage brand loyalty

These compact kits were a common sight in gloveboxes and car boots from the 1940s through the 1960s

Air Ministry RAF R1132 Receiver Set with R1139 Power Supply KGV HC This cartridge predates the outbreakIn working order R1132 A receiver is intended as a ground radio, specially designed for the VHF band of 100 124 MHz, and can be used for R T (AM) and D F (Direction Finding) communications. It is a super heterodyne and essentially consists of an HF amplifier followed by a mixer stage with a separate oscillator, three IF amplifiers, a double diode for detection and AGC amplifier, and two LF stages. There is also a BFO, which can be switched on