The R1155 was a British communications receiver, commonly used in aircraft along with its associated T1154 transmitter. It was used extensively by the Royal Air Force during World …

It is rare to find an R-1155 with the D/F controls intact, as they have usually been removed, being of little use to non D/F activities. Quite often the D/F switching valves and components are …

The R1155 is an English LF and HF superheterodyne receiver covering from 75kHz to 18.5mHz in 5 bands, with D/F (Direction Finding) and homing functions. This receiver started development …

The R1155 conversion manual consists of a collection of Wireless World articles that show how to convert this ex-RAF radio for civilian use.

The R1155 receiver is usually installed together with the T1154 transmitter. The receiver measures 41.7 x 29 x 23.9 cm in its black sheet aluminium cabinet and weighs 11.8 kg; the …

The R1155 is a vintage LF / MF / HF communications radio receiver used in WW2 with one of its main applications being within the RAF heavy bombers such as the Avro Lancaster. The …

R1155 / R1155D Mil Re MILITARY U.K. different makers for same model, build 1940–1945, 5 pictures, 4 schematics, 10 tubes, Great Britain , semiconductors

The Marconi R1155 is a World War II era receiver produced for the British Royal Air Force. It was used in Lancaster and Halifax bombers and includes special circuitry for direction finding. The …

The R1155 receiver was a versatile piece of equipment that incorporated both a communications receiver along with integrated radio direction finding circuitry, the latter being useful when it …

R1155, with later Type 35 tuning drive. The R1155 was used in most British military aircraft large enough to carry the weight of the 1154/1155 transmitter/receiver pair and also in some ships …