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o INSTALLATION OF RADIO
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WASHINGTON 25, D. C., 5 DECEMBER 1944. ..

TM 11~2720, Installation of Radio and Interphone Equipment in Light

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Tanks M5 and M5A1 is published for the information and guidance of all
concerned.
lAG 30.7 (6 Nav 44)\

By ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR:

G. C. MARSHALL,
Chief of Staff.

OFFICIAL:
J. A. ULlO,
Major General,
The Adjutant General.

DISTRIBUTIO~ :
AAF (5); AGF (5); ASF (5); AAF C (2); Arm & Sv Bd (2); Def C (2);Tof
Opns (5); Base C (5); Tech Sv (2); SvC (5); Area ASvC (2); PC&S (2);
PE (2); Dep 11 (2); Gen Oversea 50S Dep (Sig Sec) (2); GH (2); M
ConcC (2); Air Base Hosp (2); Gen Sv Sch (5); Sp Sv Sch (10); USMA
(2); ROTC (5); Lab 11 (2); Aig AS (2); Rep Sh 11 (2); A (5); Dept (5);
D (2); Bn 2 (2); T /0 & E 2-22 (3); 2-26 (3); 2-27 (3); 7-25; 7-26 (3);
7-29 (3); 11-107 (3); 11-127 (3); 11-237 (3); 11-587 (3); 11-592 (3);
11-597 (3); 17-15; 17-16 (3); 17-17 (3); 17-19 (3); 17-25; 17-26 (3);
17-27 (3); 17-29 (3).

For explanation of symbols, see FM 21-6.

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 CONTENTS
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Paragraph Paie

" SE I. GUIDE TO USE OF THIS MANUAL

Purpse. . . 0 . 0' . . , 0 0' 00 . . , . . . , , 0' .0 0 0 , . 0 0 0 0 0 , 0' 0 0 , . , 0 . . . . . 0 . 0 . , . . 1 I
Eqùipment . . , , , , . 0 0 , . , , , 0 , , 0 , , . . , , . . 0 . . , 0 . . , , 0 0 0 . , . , 0 0 0 . . , , , , . , ,2 I
Holes and brackets. . :0 '0 00 '0" 0 0 .. . 0 ,. .. , . ,. ,0 00 .. ., .. ,. '0" " .. . 3 I
Before benning installation, 0 o. 0 , , 0 . , , . , . 0 , . 0 . 0 , " ' 0 0 , , 0 . . 0 . .. . , : , . 4 1
Immediately after installation 0 0 . . 0 . 0 . 0 . . 0 0 . . , . 0 0 0 . . 0 . . . 0 . . . . . , , 0 . 0 0 5 1

II. IGNITION NOISE SUI'I'RESSION IN LIGHT TANK M5 SERIES.

General. . .. , . . , . 0 0 . . , . . . . . , 0 . 0 , 0 . 0 . .. . 0 . . . . . 0 . 0 . , . . 0 . , . . . 6 2
Procure, 0 .. . . . . . . . . . . , . . 0 , 0 , . , 0 , . . . . . 0 . . . . . . , . . . . . . 0 . 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 , . 7 2

III. ItADIO SET SCR-245-.

Required parts.. . . . . . . .. . 0 . . . . . . 0 . , . , , . . , , , , , , , 00, 0 , , , , , 0 , , , , . 0 0 , ,8 3
Assmbly and instlation 0 0 . . .0 , 0 , 0 , . 0 , , 0 . 0 . . 0 , , 0 . , , . 0 , , . , . 0 . 0 . . , ,9 4

LV, ItADIO SET SCR-50 ).

Required parts o. , , , 0 , . 0 0 , , 0 . 0" , . . . . 0 0" 0 . , . . . . , . 0 0 , . , . , 0 . 0 0 . . , 0 . .. 10 6
Assmbly and installation 0 . . 0 , 0 . . 0 , 0 , , 0 , . 0 , 0 . , , 0 , , , , . , , , , , , . , . , , ,,11 7

V. ItADIO SET SCR-SOI-( ) OR SCR-521-( )',

Required part,. . . . , . . . , , . 0 , , 0 0 , 0 . . 0 , . , . . 0 , 0 . . , . . . . . . , . . .' . . . , . . 0 12 9 '
.-\ssembly and installation. . 0 , 0 , , . , . , . . . 0 0 , 0 , 0 . . , 0 , . , , 0 0 , . , 0 0 . . . . .. B 10

Vi. ItADIO SET AN!VRC-3-( ).

Required part 0' . , , . . . . , . , . 0 , . . . , , , 0 , , . . . , . . . . .' " . 0 . , , , , . . , , , . . . 14 12
Assembly and installation. , , , ~ . . . . 0 . . . 0 , 0 , , , . , 0 , . , , . , 0 0 0 0 , , . . , . . . . 15 12

VII. INRI'HONE EQUII'MENT ASSOCA TED WITH RADIO SET SCR-SOI-( ) OR

SCR-521-( ).
Required pas o. o. 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 . 0 . . 0 . . , . , . , 0 , . 0 0 . , 0 0 0 . . , , , , , . , 0 0 , , .', 0 0 0 16 15
Assbly and installation. . '00' ,. " 0 0000. ,. '.00.' 00' 00.00.0. . .00.0 17 15

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 DESTRUCTION NOTICE

WHY - To prevent the enemy from using or salvaging this equipment for his
benefit.
WHEN-When ordered by your commander.
HOW- 1. Smash-Use sledges, axes, hand axes, pickaxes, hammers, crowbars,
heavy tools.
2. Cut-Use axes, handaxes, machetes.

3. Burn-Use gasoline, kerosene, oil, flame throwers, incendiary

grenades.
4. Explosives-Use firearms, grenades, TNT.
5. Disposal-Bury in slit trenches, fox holes, other holes. Throw in
streams. Scatter.

USE ANYTHING IMMEDIATELY , AVAILABLE FOR

DESTRUCTION OF THIS EQUIPMENT

WHAT-l. Smash-All vacuum tubes, crystals, control dials, coupling coils,

transformers, speakers in the receivers, external loudspeakers,
microphones, headsets, dynamotors, and cable connectors.
2. Cut-All connecting wires, cording, and cabling.

3. Burn-All equipment, and all associated training, technical, and

installation manuals.
4. Bury or scatter-All remains, after destroying their usefulness.

DESTROY EVERYTHING

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SAFETY NOTICE

THIS EQUIPMENT USES HIGH VOLTAGES WHICH ARE DAN-

GEROUS TO LIFE. OBSERVE ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

1. MAKE NO ADJUSTMENT WITH THE POWER SWITCH ON.

2. DO NOT OPERATE THE .EQUIPMENT WITH THE SHIELDS
REMOVED.

3. DO NOT CONNECT POWER TO ANY UNIT OF THE RADIO

SET UNTIL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS HAVE BEEN
READ COMPLETELY.

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 RESTRICTED
SECTION I
"
GUIDE TO USE OF THIS MANUAL
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1. Purpose ~
This manual provides methods and procedures,
based upon actual field experience, for installation
of radio and interphone equipment in Light Tank
M5 series. Items required to make a complete op-
erating installation are listed for each radio set and
interphone equipment. Offcial nomenclature fol-
lmn:d by empty parentheses, such as Headset
HS-3O-( ), is used to indicate any model of
equipment regardless of its procurement.
2. Equipment
Installations coyered include the following radio
sets:
SCR-245-li
SCR-508-( )
AN /VRC-3-( )
SCR-506-( ),
SCR-528-( )
3. Holes and Brackets
The preliminary preparation of Light Tank M5
for installation of radio and interphone equipment
consists of the necessary drillng of the vehicle, the
location and spacing of certain holes and bolts, and
the mounting of the terminal box complete with
battery and interphone connections. Normally,
these preparations wil have ben completed be-
fore deliyery of the vehicle. Should any vehicle
arriye undrilled, reference must be made to the
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appropriate figure for complete drillng data. In
the event relocation of holes appears to be neces-
sary, consult these figures before driling. Do not
change kole line-up on any radio part imless abso-
lutely necessary. Specific instructions for any par-
ticular part of these installations are included in
the section devoted to that installation. Figures 3
and 12 show the mounting holes used for the vari-
ous radio sets installed in Light Tank M5.
4. Before Beginning Installation .
Ilustrations, installation methods, and any sub-
sequent changes to this manual must be studied
carefully before an installation is made.
Caution: Light Tank M5 series has a 12-volt
electrical system. Before installng any radio set or
interphone equipment covered in this manual, be
sure that it is designed for a 12-volt installation,
and that 12-volt dynamotors have been supplied.
S. Immediately After Installation
At the completion of the installation, a thorough
operating check must be made to determine \V hether
the equipment has been installed properly and
whether it is in working order.
CautiOti: Do not operate any of the radio or
interphone equipment until the instruction book
or technical manual, covering the specific radio set
or interphone equipment, has been studied care-
ful\y. Otherwise, damage to the equipment may
result.
 SECTION IL
IGNITION NOISE SUPPRESSION IN LIGHT TANK MS SERIES
6. General
An electncal noise suppression system has been
installed in Light Tank MS senes by the manu-
facturer. The type of suppression installed in this
senes is usually called the filter suppre5r, bypas
capacitor, and shielding system. For a detailed
descnption of this suppression system. se the
technical manual.furnished by the manufacturer
for each vehicle. Normally, little trouble is expen-
enced with this system. However, should a case
anse where excessive ignition or other electncal
noise is encountered, locate the source of the noise
and take steps toward eliminating it. Use the
following procedure.
7. Procedure
a. Complete the radio installation and study
the detailed operating instructions contained in
the technica manual of the radio set. Place the
radio set in operation, set the receiver sensitivity
control at maxmum, and tune the receiver slowly
over the entire range of frequencies to be utilized
for communication. Listen to the reeiver output
with a headset.
b. When the frequency or frequencies of great-
est noise level have been found, leave the receiver
tuned to one of these frequencies and shut off the
vehicle engine. Observe to what degree the noise
has subsided. That part of the noise which subsides
when the vehicle engine is shut off, is caused by
the engine's ignition system. That part of the noise
which stil persists is picked up from sources other
than the vehicle's ignition system.
c. Start the vehicle engine again. Adjust re
ceiver sensitivity control to a point where the en-
gine noise can be most readily distinguished from
the static, etc. Proceed to identify the engine
noise by reference to the following table:
Interene Usua Source
Popping sound; corresponds Ignition system.
to ignition finng; acceler-
ates when engine is raced;
stops when engine is
turned off.
2
Intermittent,' clicking Generator regulator.
sound; lingers for several
seconds when ignition is
turned off.
Whining sound; vanes with Generator.
speed of engine; ceases
only when generator stops
rotating. .
Sparking, or con tin uous Brushes and commu-
crackling noise. tator of generator.
d., Noises from other electncal components and
circuits of the vehicle, such as panel gauges, heater
fans; and, in turreted vehicles, traversing motors
and gyrostabilzers, wil generally fall into one or
more of the above categones. To identify noises
emanating from them, these auxilanes may be
turned on and off individually.
e. If the source of interference cannot be found
by any of the preceding methods, connect a probe
antenna (fig. 31) to the antenna terminal of the
radio set. Slowly move the loop of the probe an-
tenna over the vanous parts of the vehicle's elec-
tncal system. Keep the loop close to, but not in ,
contact with, the part being examined. Interfer-
ence-producing parts should be heard in the
reeiver.
f. Intèrference generally can be eliminated by
cleaning, tightening, or rep'lacing noise-producing
parts. Examine and tighten all suppressr and
shielding components, and all connections and
grounding bonds. Clean the surfaces under them.
This wil assure goo electncal con tact between
wires and terminals, and between metal casings
and the frame of the vehicles. (Insulated but un-
grounded metal parts absorb and reradiate elec-
tnca noise.) .,
g. If interference persists, supprer compon-
ents should be checked by substituting new ones.
If a replacemtnt is not available, disconnect the
suspected component, and test capacitors, resis-
tors, and chokes within it for opens, shorts, or other
faults.
 SECTION IIl

RADIO SET SCR~245-U

8. Required Parts

Items necessary for installation of Radio Set SCR-245-U in Light Tank M5 series are listed below:

Quantity Stoc ~umbe Item

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1 2Z1119 Box BX-19, for receiver spare tubes.

1 2Z1120
1 2Z1121
1 2Z1SS6
1 4B417
1 each 2Z26S1-421 to-24, incl. Clamps MC-421 to MC-424 inclusive, for mat setions.
1 3EI307-S.S
1 3E131S
1 3E1426
1 3E13SS
1 3E21SSA
1 3E1604
1 2Z3367
1 2Z337S
1 3H13S7
1 2Z33S6
11 2Z3S31
1 3HiSSS
1 6LSo-24SV14
21 2BSOO16
2BS30
2 3GS98
1 3Z344S
'I 2A2087
1 2A2349
1 2A23S0
1 2A23S1
1 2A23S2
1 2A23S3
1 2BI64S
2B1630
1 2Z6712
1 2Z6718
1 2C4312
ll 2C6223
1 2Z80S6
ll 2CS017
ll 2CS018
S feet IB128
Box BX-20, for transmitter spare tube.
Box BX-21, for Boxes BX-19, BX-20, headsets, etc.
Cas CS-S6, for trasmitter tuning unit.
Chest set TD-4.
Cord CD-307-A 6S-inch, for Headset H5-3O-( ).
Cord CD-318 for Microphone T-3O-( ).
Cord CD-26 connects Radio Transmitter BC-223-( ) to Dynamòtor Unit PE-S5.
Cord CD-355, connects Radio Reciver BC-312-( ) to Radio Transmitter BC-223-( ).
Cord Co-I88-A, plnnecs Dynotor Unit PE-55 to terminal box.
Cord CD-, 6-inch, for Headset H5-3O-( ).
Cover B~7, for mast bas.
Cove BG-7S, for Radio Recver BC-312-( ).
Cover BG-77, for Dynotor Unit PE-55.
Cove BG-6, for Radio Transmitter BC-223-( ).
Cryta Holder FT-171-( ), with crstal.
Dymotor Unit PE-SS, includes Mounting FT-18S.
Hardware bag.
Headset H-16/U or H5-3O-( ),
Insulator IN-98. for antenna lead-in Wire W-12S.
Key 1-4S.
Mast Bas MP-37.
Mast Seion MS-9.
Mast Seion M5-50.
Mast Seion M5-S 1.
Mast Seion M5-52.
Mast Seion M5-S3.
Micrphone T-4S or T-3O-( ).
Mounting FT-172, snubber for Radio Transmitter BC-223-( ).
Mounting FT-178, snubber for Radio Reciver BC-312-( ).
Radio Reciver BC-312-( ). includes Mounting FT-162.
Radio Transmitter BC-223-( ), includes calibration chart and Mounting FT-I73.
Roll BG-S6-A, for mat seions,
Transmitter Tuning Unit TU-17-( ).
Transmitter Tuning Unit TU-I8-( ),
Wire W-128.

'Cryii Holder FT-l71. FT-171-A. or FT-I71-B may be uo.

'Hea HS23 may be -ibsttute for Heat H-16/U or HS-3G( ). (Cord CD- is not required.)
"Mut Hu MP-ll. MP-ll-A. or MP-S7 may be substute for Ma Hu MP-37.
'The ae numbers and order Dumbe of th cabroD ch an of Tratte T~nii Units TU-17-( ) and TU-l8-( ). mus aire with thos
of :R Tratte. BC-223 ).

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9. Assembly and Installaton

a. LOCATION AND ASSEMBLY OF COMPONENTS. CompOnents of the radio set (fig. 6) should be installed
as follows (figs. 3 and 19'for bracket details): ' ,

Part and loca#01 lIe/hod a ru materals

Mast Base MP-31, in hole provided in
roof of right spOnsen (figs 1 and 6).
Install mast base through hole in roof of right spOnsen by
assembling the necesary washers and insulator setions
as follows: Place item lover hole in sponsen. Place item 2
over item 1. Place item 3 over item 2. Insert item 4
through hole. Place item 5 over item 6 and insert through
bottom of hole in sponsen. Place items 7 and 8 beneath
item 6 and fasten entire assembly in place with items 9 and
10. See figure 6 for termination of antenna lead before
cutting wire.

Insulator IN-98. Fasten to pads shown in figure 3, with screws and washers
provided.
Mounting FT-162, on floor of right Seure to sponsen with screws and stopnuts provided. (See
sponsen, left side. fig. 6.)

Mounting FT-173, on floor of right Secure to sponson with screws and stopnuts provided. (See
sponson, center. fig 6.)

Mounting FT-18S, on floor of right Secure to sponson with screws and stopnuts provided. (See
spOnson, right side. fig. 6.)

Mounting FT-118. Remove receiver from receiver cabinet and drill cabinet as
shown in figure 4. Install Mounting FT-118 as shown in
figure 5. (See also fig. 6.)
Cover BG-1S. Replace the reeiver in its cabinet. Cut a slot in top of cover
to admit item 1 (fig. 5), and place over receiver cabinet.
before completing asembly of Mounting FT -178, as
shown in figure 6.
Radio Receiver BC-312-( ), on Mount- Place receiver on Mounting FT-162, tighten thumbscrews,
ing FT-162. and lock in place with the snap-slide catches.
Mounting FT-l72. Remove the tuning unit from the transmitter. While using
the small reinforcing plate as a template, drill side of trans-
mitter cabinet. Install Mounting FT -172 as shown in
figures 5 and 6: Replace the tuning unit.
Cover BG-86. Cut a slot in top of cover to admit item 1 (fig. 5), and place
over transmitter cabinet before completing the assembly
of Mounting IT-l72, as shown in figure 6.
Radio Trasmitter BC-223-( ), on Place the transmitter on Mounting FT -113 and lock in pOsi-
Mounting FT-173. tion with snap-slide fasteners.

Calibration chart. To be earned in side poket of transmitter or mounted in

Some convement loction by drillng small holes in comers
and securing with machine screws.

Dynamotor Unit PE-SS, on Mounting Place dynamotor on mounting and lock II position with
FT-18S (fig. 6). snap-slide fasteners.

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Cover BG-77. Place cover over Dynamotor Unit PE-5S.

Transmitter Tuning Units TU-17-( ) One tuning ~nit carried in transmitter. Unit net in use to
, and TU-18-( ). be carried in Case C5-56.
Case C~56, Disposition left to discretion of using arms.
Mast Sections MS-49 to M5-53 and Screw mast sections together and fasten with clamps. Carr
Clamps MC-421 to MC-424 on Mast in Roll BG-56-A, when not in use.
Base MP-37.
Roll BG-56-A. For mast setions and clamps when not in use. Disposition
left to discretion of using arms.'
Cover Bc-7. Place cover over mast base when mast sections are not in
use. (See fig. 6,)
Box BX-19 and Box BX-20. Disposition left to discretion of using arms. Stow in Box

vehicle. .
BX-21, when not in use, if Box BX-21 is carred in the

Disposition left to discretion of using arms.

Box BX-21.
Headset H5-30-( ). Plug Cord CD-307 into jack of Radio Receiver BC-312-( )
Plug Cord CD-604 into Cord CD-307 and connect Head-
set HS-30-( ) to Cord CD-604.

Microphone T -30-( ) and Key 1-45. Plug the cords attached to Microphone T -30-( ) and Key
1-45 to the proper jacks in Radio Receiver BC-312-( ).
Crystal HolderFT-171-( ),withcrystal. Carred in Transmitter Tuning Unit TU-17-( ) or TU
18-( ), according to frequency designated on Bolder.

Wire W-128, and screws, nuts, etc. Stow any excess material remaining in Box BX-21 after
completion of installation.
Headset H-16/U, Microphone T-45, Use in place of Headset H5-30-( ), Microphone T-30-( ).
and Chest Set TD-4. and associated cording, when available.

b. COROI:'G A:-Ð WIRING. (1) CorEl and wire
Radio Set SCR-245-U as shòwn in figure 6. Hand
tighten the plug locks on the various cords. Do not
use any tool to tighten these plug locks. Suffcient
slack should be left in the cording and wiring con-
'nections to permit free motion of all units having
shock mountings. Follow tke color coding specified.
(2) Do not connect the + 12-volt and -12-
volt leads of Cord Co-188-A, connecting Dyna-
motor Unit PE-55 and the battery terminal block
(in the terminal box), until all other connections
have been completed. This procedure wil prevent
accidental shorts of the battery. When installng
,Cord CO-188-A at the dynamotor end, it may be
necessary to ream the entrance hole provided in
the dynamotor housing. If necessary, it is permis-
sible to modify the dynamotor end of this cord by
removing excess length of leads. The terminals
must be resoldered to the leads before coml'leting
the electrical connections.
(3) Make the antenna and ground connections,
using Wire W-128 as shown in figure 6. The ground
connections from the transmitter and the receiver
should be as short as possible. Exercise care to
insure good electrical connections. All wires should
be solder-tinned.
(4) Connect and drape all cords so that they
wil not interfere with the accessibility and opera-
tion of the radio equipment. Clamps to hold radio
cordage are shown in figure 25.

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SECTION IV

RADIO SET SCR-S06-( )

10. Required Parts

Items necessary for installation of Radio Set SCR-506-( ) in Light Tank M5 series are listed below:

Quantity Stoëk Number Item

1 2A275-27 Antenna A-27, phantom.

1 2Z1250
1 2Z2599-263
1 48417-4
1 each 2Z2651-421 to-424, inel, Clamps MC-421 to MC-424, inclusive.
2 6Z3147
1 3E1307-5,5
1 3E1604
1 3E1314
1 3E1318'
1 2Z3367
1 3Hl64
1 3Hl642
11 28830
2880016
1 6L5o-506V4
2 3G598
1 3Z3445
1 2Z6303.1
21 2A2087
1 2A2349
1 2A2350
1 2A2351
1 2A2352
1 2A2353
1 281645
281617
21 281630
1 281567
1 2Z6721-253
1 2C4452
1 2C6530-3
1 2Z8056A
1 2C7978
5 feet 1Bl46
Bracket, for Antenna A-27, phantom.
Chest CH-263.
Chest Set TD-.
Connector No. 61007 and Bondnut BL-50,
Cord CD-307-A, 65~inch, for Headse HS-3O-( ).
Cord CD-04, 6-inch, for Headset HS-3O-( ).
Cord CD-314, for loudspeker L5-3,
Cord CD-318, for Microphone T-3O-( ).
Cover B~7. for Mast Base MP-37.
Dynamotor DM-4( ), 12 volts.
Dynamotor 011-42-( ), 12 volts.
Headset H-16/U or HS-3O-( ).
Hardware bag.
Insulator IN-98.
Key J-45.
Loudspeke LS3.
Mast Bas MP-37 or MP-57.
Mast Setion 115-9.
Mast Setion MS-50.
Mast Seion 115-51.
Mast Seion 115-52.
Mast Setion 115-53.
Microphone T-45 or T-11.
Microphone T-3o- ).
Microphone Cover 11-367, for Microphone T-45.
Mounting FT-253, including Cord Co-280.
Radio Reciver BC-652-( ), includes crstal unit. set of tube, and spare parts.
Radio Transmitter BC-653- ), includes set of tube and spare parts.
Roll BG-56-A, for mast seions.
Switch Box BC-658-( ). " '
Wire W-I46, for antenna and grund leads.

'Hea HS-18 ma be substitute for Headset HS-30( ). (Cord CD- is not require.) H.,cb H-Ió/U shul be ua wh avale
'Mas Ba MP-S7 or MP-Il ma be subatitute for Mas Ba MP-37.
'Micphne T-17 ma be subotute for Mlcphii T-JO. (Cord C~311l is DO reui) Miphii T-& shul be ua wb aYB

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 11. Assembly and Installation
a. LoATION AND ASSEMBLY OF COMPONENTS.
be installed as follows (figs. 3 and 19 for bracket details);
Part and location
Mast B~se MP-37 or MP-57 (fig. 1), in
hole provided in roof of right sponson.
" and 10. See figure 10 for termination of antenna lead
Insulator IN-98, on mounting pads, ceil-
ing of right sponson.
Dynamotor DM-4o-( ), in crystal fre-
quency control unit of Radio Receiver
BC-652-( ).
Dynamotor DM-42-( ), in Radio
Transmitter BC-653-( ).
Mounting FT -253-( ), in right sponson.
Radio Transmitter BC-653-( ), on
Mounting FT-253-( ).
Components of the radio set (figs. 10 and 11) should
Method and mateias
Install mast base th~ough hole in roof of sponson by insert-
ing the necessary washers and insulator setions as fol-
lows: Place item lover hole in sponson. Place item 2 over
item 1. Place item 3 over item 2. Insert item 4 through
hole. Place item 5 over item 6 and insert through hole
from inside the sponson. Place items 7 and 8 beneath
item 6, and fasten entire assembly in place with items 9
before cutting wire.
Fasten to pads with screws and washers provided, as shown
in figure 10.
If the dynamotor is furnished uninstalled, install it in the
crystal frequency control unit. The four snap fasteners
accessible from the top of the crystal frequency control
unit are used to hold the dynamotor in place. All connec-
tions to the dynamotor are made by Bexible leads term-
inating in Plug P-250. Installation of proper dynamotor
automatically adjusts the receiver circuits for correct op-
erating voltage. The nameplate on the front panel of the
receiver should be turned to read 12-VOLTS OPERA-
TION.
If the dynamotor is not already installed, install it in Radio
Transmitter BC-653-( ) by plugging into provided jacks
and clamping in place. Before placing the radio set in op-
eration, see that links on the right side of the transmitter
are in proper places for 12-volt operation. If they are not,
remove the top of Radio Transmitter BC-653-( ), and
connect the six links in the 12-volt position as indicated
by the arrow on edge of terminal strip. The outer side of
the voltage indicator plate, above the dynamotor's red
pilot light, should read 12 VOLTS.
Fasten to Boor of sponson with hardware provided. To avoid
noisy reception while the vehicle is in motion, the feet of
Mounting FT -253-( ) must make good electrical con-
tact with the vehicle. The surface upon which thefeet of
the mounting rest, must be cleaned thoroughly with
emery cloth or sandpaper before the mounting is bolted in
place. Where the radio mounting shelf is not welded to
the vehicle, the surfaces under the heads of all mounting
bolts must be cleaned' to insure good electrical contact
between mounting shelf and vehicle frame.
Place on Mounting FT-253 (fig. 10), and secure in place by
tightening provided wingnuts.
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 Part and ~ Metho and ma
Radio Receiver BC-652-( ), on Mount-
Place on Mounting FT-253 (fig. 10), and seure in place by
ing FT-253-( ). tightening pro~ded wingnuts.
Switch, Box BC-658-( ), on bracket,
Fasten to bracket with screws ánd washers provided. Con-
extreme front of right sponson. (See
nect the attached cords as shown in figure 1 i.
fig. 10.)

Headset H5-3Q-( ) and Microphone

T-3Q-( ), orT-17, and Key 1-45.
Mast Sections MS-9 to M5-53 inclu-
sive, Clamps MC-421 to MC-424
inclusive, on Mast Base MP-37.
Cover BG-67.
Roll BG-56-A.
Plug into properly designated cords and jacks, as shown in
figure i 1.
Place clamps over mast section joints to prevent loss of
tipper sections. When not in use, carr mast sections.and
clamps in Roll BG-56-A.
Place over mast base when mast sections are removed.
Disposition left to discretion of using arms.

Loudspeaker L5-3 and Cord CD-314. If use of these items is desired, connect them together and
plug into properly designated jack on front panel of
Radio Receiver BC-652-( ).
Headset H-16/U, Microphone T-45, Use in place of Headset H5-30-( ), Microphone T-3Q-( )
and Chest Set TD-4. or T -17, and associated cording, when available.
Antenna A-27, phantom. Locate and weld bracket (fig. 32) securely to front edge of
transmission housing, as shown in figure 33.
Chest CH-263. Store in any convenient location.
b. CORDING AND WIRING. Cord and wire Radio Set SCR-506-( ) as shown in figure 11. Leave suff-
cient slack in all cording and wiring to permit free motion of all units having shock mountings. Do not
connect the positive and negative 12-volt leads in the terminal'box until all other connections have been
made, thus preventing accidental short-circuiting of the car storage battery.

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 SECTION V

RADIO SET SCR-508-( ) OR SCR-528-( )

1 ~ Require Parts

Items necessary for installation of Radio Set SCR-508~( ) or SCR-528-( ) in Light Tank M5 series
are listed below:,
,
-

Quantit~.
Stock. I
Radio Set Xumber Item
Radio Set
SCR-508-( ) SCR-528-( )

1 1 2A262 Antenna A~2, phantom,

1 1 2Z1250.56 Bracket for Antenna A~2.
1 1 4B417-4 Chest Set TD-4.
1 1 2Z2599264 Chest CH-264.
1 1 2Z2651-423 Clamps MC-423 and MC-424, for mast seions,
1 1 3E1307 A-5.5 Cord CD-307-A, 65-inch, for headset.
11 11 3E1604 Cord CD~04, 6-inch, for connecting Headset H5-3O-( ) to Cord CD-307-A.
1 1 6Z3147 Connector No. 61007 and Bondnut BL-50, for power cable connection,
1 1 22300 108 Cover BG-I08, for Mast Base MP-48.
12 12 3H1634 Dynaotor DM-34-( ), 12 volts, includes attached spare pars.
11 11 3Hl63S Dynmotor DM-35-( ). 12 volts, includes attached spare pa.
1 1 6LSo-S08V4 Hardware bag.
II 11 2B80016 Headset H-16/U or H5-3O-( ).
2B830
i in, 8 in, 6Z6017-7 Hose, rubbe, garden, % inch 1.0.
1 1 3G61 Insulator IN-iot
1 1 2A2088-8 Mast Base MP-48 or MP-4A.
1 1 2.\2351 Mast Setion M5-S i.
1 1 2.\2352 Mast Setion M5-52,
1 1 2.-2353 Mast Setion M5-53.
,
1 1 2A2416 Mast Setion M5-116,
21 21 2Bl645 Microphone T-45 or T-17,
2B1617
1 1 2B lS67 Microphone Cover M-367.
1 1 2Z6711-237 Mounting FT-237-( ), including Cord C0-278 to power terminal box, and
necesry mounting bolts, locknuts, etc.
2 1 2C4403 Radio Receiver BC~03-( ), including one set of tube installed.
1 1 2C6494 Radio Transmitter BC-604( ), including
-
one set of tubes and necessary
crstals instaled.
1 1 2Z80561\ Roll BG-56-A, for antenna mast setions.
7 feet 7 feet IB128 Wire W-128; 2 feet required for Antenna A~2,

supplied, .
IHeadit HS-18 may repla Heat H-16lU or HS-3G-( ), When this is done. Cord CD- is not us.
'Microphone T-io( ) may repla Micophone T-45 or T-17. When this Íl done. Cord CD-318. ÓJtrol cord for MicrophoneT-3G-( ). must be
"Dynaotor DM-34( ) and Dyotor DM-35-( ) may alredy be instaed in Rao Reve BC~( land Rao Tratte BC~( ),
respevely.

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 13. Assembly and Installaton
fu~~: .a. LOCATION AND ASSEMBLY OF COMPONENTS. Components of Radio Set SCR-508-( ) or SCR-
528-( ) (figs. 2, 7, and 9) should be installed in Light Tank;M5 as follows (figs. 3 and 19 for bracket
Part and loum
Mounting FT -237-( ), including Cord
C0-278, in left sponson.
Mast Base MP-48 or MP-48-A, in holè
provided in roof of left sponson.
Dynamotor DM-34-( ), in cabinet of
Radio Receiver BC-603-( ). (Two
Dynamotors DM-34-( ) and two
Radio Receivers BC-603-( ) re-
quired for Radio Set SCR-508-( ).)
Dynamotor DM-35-( ), in cabinet of
Radio Transmitter BC-604-( ).
Radio Transmitter BC-604-( ), in-
cluding necessary crystals, on Mount-
ing FT-237-( ).
Radio Receiver BC-60J-( ),onMount-
ing FT-237-( ). (Two Radio Re-
ceivers BC-603-( ) required for
Radio Set SCR-508-( ).)
10
Metho and ma
Fasten to floor of sponson with 8 mounting screws ~"-
24 x 1%", nuts, and washers provided. (See fig. 2.)
Install mast base through hole in roof of left sponson in the
following sequence as shown in figure 8: Place item 1
through hole in sponson. Place item '2 over item 1 urider-
neath (inside sponson) and tighten' in place with item 3.
Place item 4 over item 1 and tighten firmly with item 5.
Mast Base MP-48 is designed so that three modes of
lead-in connections are possible: coa:.¡ial cord; Wire
W-128, internal; Wire W-128, external. Wire W-128, in-
ternal, must be used in this installation as follows: Cut
antenna lead-in Wire W-128 to proper .length and strip
72-inch of the insulation from one end; clean and tin this
end and solder tip, item 6B, to it as shown in figure 8.
Loosen setscrews 8 and 9. Remove assembly 7 and install
the wire inside the mast base, through hollow stem, item
I, making certain that metallc tip, item 6B, is inserted in
the slot as far as possible. Tighten setscrews 8 and 9.
This step should be made before mast base is installed
through hole in coof of sponson. After mast base is in-
stalled and tightened, insulator 6C, neoprene washer 6D,
'and insulator 6E are slipped over Wire W-128 and in-
stalled inside hollow stem, item 1. Follow up with washer,
item 17, and retaining collar, item 18. Suffcient slack wire
must be provided inside stem, item 1, to allow for flexing
of mast base. For Mast Base MP-48-A, see figure 20.
In cae Dynamotor DM-34-( ) is not already installed in
receiver, install it as follows: Remove chassis from receiver
cabinet by loosening screw lock in rear center of cabinet.
Dynamotor unit is installed on top rear of receiver chassis
by means of four bolts in- its base.
If dynamotor is not already installed in the transmitter, in-
stall it as follows: Remove crystal case from transmitter
cabinet by loosening the two screw locks on front panel
and pullng crystal case out. Loosen the four screw locks
holding cover on, top of transmitter and remove cover.
Dynamotor unit, is installed in left rear of transmitter
chassis by means uf rour bolts in its base.
Mount in position as shown in figure 2 by means of thumb-
screw locking devices.
Mount in position as shown in figure 2 by means of thumb-
screw locking devices.
 Part and loatio Metho and mateias

Cover BG-108. Place over Mast Base MP-48 when equipment is not in use.
Headset H5-3O-( ). Use Cords CD-604 and CD-307-A to connect headset to
jack in Radio Receiver BC-603-( ).
Microphone T-17 or T-3Q-( ). Insert plug of cord in microphone jack of Radio Transmit-
ter BC-604-( ).
Mast Setions M5-S1, M5-52, and M5- Screw mast sections together and, after placing clamps over
53; Clamps MC-423 and MC-424. joints, screw into mast base. When removed, stow mast
, setions in Roll BG-56-A.
Roll BG-56-A. . Disposition left to the discretion of using arms.
Headset H-16/U, MiGrophone T-45. Use in place of Headset H5-3Q-( ), Microphone T -30-(
and Chest Set TD-. or T-17, and associated cording, when available.

Antenna A-62, phantom, and bracket. Se position 3, figure 34. Attach phantom antenna to bracket
as shown. Remove two screws and lockwashers from left
front comer of Mounting FT -237-( ), ~nd secure bracket
with antenna attached to mounting with original Jock-
washers and hardware provided with bracket.
'\Tire W-128, for Antenna A-62, phantom. Disconnect standard antenna lead-in from antenna binding
post on transmitter and connect one end of 2-foot length
of Wire W-128 to this binding post. Remove cover from
antenna and connect other end of wire to antenna binding
post marked ANT. Fasten ground clamp securely to tip
of bracket. .
Chest CH-264. When used with Radio Set SCR-508-( ), store in any con-
venient location. When used with Radio Set SCR-528-
( ), install on Mounting FT -237-( ) in vacant space
between Radio Transmitter BC-604-( ) and Radio Re-
ceiver BC-603-( ).
Not/!. The above procure applies to the installation of Radio Set SCR-508-( ) or SCR-328-( ) in left s~nson of Light
Tank MS. For loction of Radio Set SCR-508-( ) or SCR-528-( ) in turret of Light Tank 1\5Al, se figures 14,15, 16, and
17. :\ssmbly of components is similar to above procedure. ,
Rubber hose, to prevent damage to Mast Loosen two- setscrews on Clamp MC-424 at joint of Mast
Section M5-53, caused by mast sec- Sections M5-53 and MS-S2. Remove clamp. Unscrew
tion striking edge of hatch door of two mast sections. Pass 8-inch length of hose over and
Light Tank M5A1. down on Mast Section M5-53 to a position just above
Mast Base MP-48 and where mast section is protected
by hose when mast sways and strikes open hatch door.

.b. CORDING AND WIRING. Cord and wire this radio set as shown in figure 7 (fig. 15 for Light Tank
M5A1). Suffcient slack should be left in all cording and wiring at Mounting FT-237-( ) to permit
fre motion of the shock mountings. Install Cord CQ-278 connecting Mounting FT-237-( ) and the
battery terminal strip in the car terminal box after all other connections have been completed. This
procedure wil prevent accidental shorts of the battery.

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14. Required Parts
Items necessary for installation of Radio Set ANjVRC-3-( ) in Light Tank MS series are listed below.
Quatity Stock Number
1 2.-\275
i JA70
i.
2
i Bracket. (Se fig. 19(B).)
i 6F428
1 2C5395
·i 2Z99401Q-l
1 2Z340108
1 set
i .¡Bl115
1 2A2088-
2 2A2353
1 2Z6721-250
1 2Z9050
1 2C7978
2 6013059
8 ft. lB128
.Transformer C-410 may be obtained from Cord CD- or CO-. if it is not available sepately.
15. Assembly and Installation
Components of Radio Set ANjVRC-.l-(
details) :
Part and location
Ammunition rack and periscope box, on
right sponson.
Mounting FT-2So-( ), and brackets
shown in figures 19A and 19C.
12
SECTION VI
RADIO SET AN/VR~~-( )
Ite
Antenna AN-13O-A.
Batter BA-70.
Bracket. (Se fig. 19(C).)
Bracket. (Se fig. 19(A).)
Cas CS-128-( ).
Radio Receiver and Transmitter BC-l00A.
Transformer C-410, to be attached to Switchbox BC~58-( ).
Cover BG-108, for Mast Bas MP-48-A.
Hardwae.
Handset TS-1S-( ), with Cord CD-94.
Mast Bas MP-48-Aor MP-4.
Mast Setion MS-53, includes one spare.
Mounting FT-25O-( ).
Strap ST -SO.
Switch Box BC~58-( ).
TM 1l~37, for Radio Set ANjVRC-J-( ).
Wire W-128.
should be installed as follows (figs. 3 and 19 for bracket,
."lethod and mate
Remove the .30 caliber ammunition rack from right sponson
to provide room for the radio set. Remove periscope box
on sponson to provide access to all mounting locations.
Replace periscope box when installation has been com-
pleted.
Seure brackets (fig. 19(C) ) to Mounting FT-2So-( ) with
two hex. head machine screws, nuts, and lockwashers, as
shown in figure 18. Secure brackets (fig. 19(A) ) to bottom
of Mounting FT-2So-( ), using 4 hex. head machine
screws, ~'-20 x ~' with hex. nuts and lockwashers.'
Insert. two hex~iieacl machine screws upward through
holes in Mounting FT-2So-( ), and secure with nuts
and washers as shown in detail A, figure 18. Place Mount-
ing FT -2So-( ) in position on right sponson; in place of
the .30 caliber ammtinition rack, and secure to sponson
by means of screws and nuts removed from ammunition
rack, placing the screws upward through the sponson, as
shown in detail C, figure 18.,
 Part and loatio
Radio Receiver and Transmitter
BC-l000-A and Battery BA-70.
Switchbox BC-658-( ) (figs. 21 and
24) and Trasformer C-410.
Metho and maJ
Install' Battery BA-70 in Cas CS-128-( ) of Radio Re-
ceiver and Transmitter BC-l000-A. Place Radio Re-
ceiver and Transmitter BC-I00~A on Mounting FT-
250-( ) and secure to brackets (fig. 19(e) ) with two
hex. head machine,screws, ~ir-20 x ~ir, nuts, and lock-
washers, as shown in figure 18. Place bracket (fig. 19(B) )
over receiver-transmitter, and secure to Mounting
FT -250-( ) as shown in detail A, figure 18.
Before Switch Box BC-658-( ) is installed in the vehicle,
Transformer C-410, part of Cord C0-04, must be in-
serted in series with the headset patch cord on the
RADIO side of the box. If a separate Transformer
C-410 is not available, a complete Cord CD-604 may be
used by reversing connections to Transformer C-410.
Terminals 1 and 2, on Transformer C-410, marked" head-
set," wil be used for connection to the radio set, and
terminals 3 and 4, marked" cord," wil be used to ,connect
the cord from Switchhox BC-658-( . ). Open the case of
Transformer C-410 (detail D, fig. 18) by removing the
four brass screws in the flat side of case. Disconnect the
6-inch cord from terminals 3 and 4 (cord terminals) of
the transformer. Place the 6-inch cord on oppoite end of
transformer, and connect terminal lugs of cord to termi-
nals 1 and 2. Remove Plug PL-540 from the end of Cord
C0-604. Remove the Plug PL-55 from headset patch
cord on the RADIO side of Switch Box BC-658-( ).
Place Plug PL-55 on end of Cord C0-04, in place of
Plug PL-540. Solder Terminal TM-163 to ends of head-
set patch cord on Switch Box BC-658-( ) and connect
Termi~al TM-163 to terminals 3 and 4 on Transformer
C-410. Replace cover and screws on cas of Transformer
C-410. If Transformer C-410 is supplied separately, cut
headset patch cord from Switch Box BC-658-( ), pre-
pare tips of cordage, solder Terminal TM-163 to tips, and
connect as shown in figure 18. Mount Switch Box BC-
658-( ) on bracket (fig. 26) beside the codriver's Inter-
phone Control Box BC-606-( ), with provided hardware.
Figure 18 shows the location of switch box on two types of
mounting brackets supplied in Light Tanks M5 series.
Route the patch cords on the RADIO side of switch box
to Radio Receiver and Transmitter BC-l000-A, as shown
in figure 18. Insert Plug PL-68 into microphone jack on
panel and Plug PL-55, on Cord CD-604, into phone No.1
jack.
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 Part and locit MetW and mt
Mast Base MP-48-A or MP-48, on top Se figure 20 for assembly of Mast Bas MP-48-A. In this
plate of right sponson. installation an internal lead-in, Wire W-128, is used.
Cut a 75-inch length of Wire W-128, clean and solder-tin
M-inch of each end, and solder plug, item 11, on end of
wire. Insert end of lead-in, with the soldering plug, item
11, upward through the mast base and secure item 11
with screw, item 9, at top of mast base. Place washers,
items 5 and 6, and collar, item 7, over Wire W-128, as
shown in figure 20, and screw item 7 into bottom of mast
base. Solder a terminal lug, as shown in figure 30, to the
other end of Wire W-128. Secure terminal lug to antenna
-', terminal by means of a hex. head machine screw, %.-
24 x 72., as shown in figure 18. See figure 8 for assembly
of Mast Base MP-48. Cut a 14-inch length of Wire
\V-128 for use as a ground wire and connect it as shown in
detail C, figure 18.

Mast Section MS-53. Screw into Mast Base MP-48 or MP-48-A.

Antenna AN-130, Handset TS-1S-( ), portable operation of Radio Set ANI

These items are for'

and Strap ST -so. VRC-3-( ). Stow these items, and the technical man-
uals, in a convenient place in the vehicle.

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 SECTION VII

INTER PHONE EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITH RADIO SET SCR-508-( ) OR

SCR-S28-r~ )

16. Require Parts

~tems necessary for installation of interphone equipment in Light Tank M5 series are listed below.
, (tern
Qutity Stock Number

4: 48417-4 Chest Set TD-.

1 6Z3147 Connector No. 61007 and Bondnut BL-50.
4 2C1738 Interphone Control Box BC-606( ). includingscews. clamps, etc.
4 3E1307-5.S Cord CD-307-A, 65-inch, for headset,
14 3E1318 Cord CD-318, for Microphone T-30-( ),
14 3E1604 Cord CD-604, 6-inch, for connecing Headist H5-3O-( ) to Cord CD-307-A.
26 feet 3E2213 Cord CD-213, interphone cable. '
1 Adapter bracket, (Se fig. 27(B),)
14 2B80016 Headset H-16/U or H5-30-( ).
2B830
14 2BI645 Micrphone T -45 or T -30-( ),
2-B 1630

'Heaset H5-18 may be substituted for Headset H5-3Q-( ). Wben thi is done, Cord CD- i. not used,
. no lie is is one. '\ or .US 1:1 not use.
"In an emergency, Micrphone T-17 may be substituted for Microphone T-3Q( ) """ n tb' . d r d CD- .

17. Assembly and Installation
a. LIGHT TANK M5. (1) Interphone control boxes
for driver and codriver. The interphone equipment
supplied for Radio Set SCR-508-( ) or SCR-
528-( ) is not completely wired for installation.
To interconnect Interphone 'Control Box BC-
606-( ), as shown in figures 2, 7; and 9, cut
Cordage CQ-213 to lengths shown in figure 7. At
the end of each length, strip back 4 inches of the
outer rubber, 334 inches of outside shielding, and
2M inches of the shielding around red and green
wires. Fold back each shielding about 34 inch arid
wrap and solder several turns of No. 18 tinned
hook-up wire around each shielding, leaving a
4-inch lead to be connected with the black wire of
the cable for making ground connection. Insert
the prepared cable through the appropnate hole
in the interphone control box. Solder ends of wires
to numbered studs and fasten the cable,with clamp
in control box. Insert the prepared cable (connect-
ing to radio set) through the appropnate cordage
hole in Mounting FT-237-( ) and wire and clamp
to terminal board. Figure 23 shows the winng of
slip nngs and terminal boxes.
(2) Interphone control boxes for tank commander
and gunner. Prepare proper length of cording as
explained in (1) above. Remove the plug attached
to the bottom end of the %-inch flexible conduit
underneath the turret, and feed Cordage Co-213
through the conduit. Solder the wires to the ap-
pro~nate plug pins. (See fig. 9). Wire all shielding
to, pm E by means of the hook-up wire. Replace
the plug on the conduit and attach the plug to its
socket on the slip-ring assembly. Insert the upper
en~ of the trepared cordage through the appro-
pnate hole m the tank commander's control box.
Solder wires to appropnate numbered studs (See
fig. 9). Connect the shielding to stud No.8 with
attached hook-up wire. Fasten cable with clamp
in control box. Prepare a short length of Cordage
Co-213 and connect the tank commander's con-
trol box in paraIlel with the gunner's control box,
Insert the prepared cable connecting the radio set
to the terminal box through the appropnate cord-
age hole in Mounting FT-237-( ) and wire and
clamp to the terminal board. Insert the other end
of the cordage through the appropnate knock-out
hole in the terminal box, using the provided con-
nector and bondnut. See figure 9 for winng the
cordage to the terminal block in the terminal box.
(3) Location and assembly of components- (figs. 2
and 7). Install components of the interphone
equipment as follows:
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 Pii_~' .\let/iad aiid materi

Interphone Control Box BC-606-( )
(driver), on bracket, extreme left of
sponson.
Adapter bracket. (Se fig. 27(B).)
Seure in place with machine screws and lockwashers pro-
vided. (Se fig~.2.)
Attach to exsting bracket on rear of turret ceiling with
hardware provided.

Interphone Control Box BC-606-( )
(codriver), on bracket, extreme front,
of right sponson.
~wo Interphone Control Boxes BC-
606-( ) (tank commander), (gun-
ner), on bracket (fig. 27(B) ), rear of
turret ceilng. -
Headset H5-30-( ).
Secure in place with machine screws and lockwashers pro-
vided. (Se fig. 2.)
Secure in place with machine screws and lockwashers 'pro-
vided. (Se fig. 2.)
Use Cords CD-604 and CD-307-A, respectively, to connect

Microphone T -30-( ).
( ).' '
headsets to jacks of Interphone Control Boxes BC-606-

To be strappe comfortably around throat above the larynx.

Use Cord CD-318 to connect microphones to jacks of
Interphone Control Boxes BC-606-( ).

Cord CD-307-A. Extension cord for Headset H5-30-( ).

Cord CD-318. Control cord for Microphone T -30-( ).

Cord CD-604. Connects Headset H5-30-( ) to Cord CD-307-A.

Cordage Co-213, for interconnecting After mounting and interconnecting control boxes, secure
interphone components. cable along w.alls and hull of tank with clamps, screws,
etc., provided with control boxes and listed in figure 2.

Headset H-16lU, Microphone T-4S. Use in place of Headset H5-30-( ), Microphone T -30-( ),'
and Chest Set TD-4. and associated cording, when available,

b. LIGHT TANK MSAL. For assembly and location of interphone equipment in Light Tank MSAl, se
figures 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17. The procure is similar to above procedure for Light Tank M5.

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__ _ __ -- ø . FABRIC WASH

o 0 STEL lI

o - STL NUT

o . I'KWHE

117S
..SID OI
ic-o-I14"-.

Figure I. Mast Bases MP-J7 and MP-57. assembly for instaion.

18
 CONTROL SOx 1I-60S-( )

.3-~~~
, (COMMANDER)
3-'1-32 x 3/" SCREWS

II
I HOOK '
/' I ".
.' ¡CONDUIT AND
'PLUG INSTALL-
,lED IIY TANK
MFR.
LUG
Ii ,. , l'
12--a-32 X 3/a"SCREWS
112..a- LOCKWASHERS
Ii

rlADAPTER BRACKET PER "G.

ORDAGE CO-213 l
2111

I CONTROL BOX
111i-aOa-C lOUN NER) i
c 11 3-"a-32 X ~a"SCREWS
:\ 3--a-LOCKWASHERSl

..,
I ' RADIO SET SCR-~Ol-'(
:1 SCR-~2a-C ) OR I
II SCR-~3a-( ) .
MOÜ-NTI NG FT-237-( ~,
CONTROL 1I0X 1I-I-C
. (DRIVER)
'3#a-32 X 3.a" SCREWS
a-.-LOCKWASHERS
II
i __ ~
II a-wla"-24II I ~a" SCREWS
ii a-Wla"-24 STOP NUTS

i
.. II AST IIASE MP-4a OR IiP-4IA

APPLETON CONNECTOR - TRANŠMITTER

-eIOO7~NO 80NONUT RECEIVER 8C-e03-( )
IIL-~O CORDAGE CO-213 HOÒK f2-:a-32x 3/a'SCREwS
\2- a-LOCKwASHERS
CLAMP"4
a--a-32 II a/I"SCR£WS CONTROL BOX ii-eoe-C XCOMYANDER) CONTROL BOll BC-eOa-C )(GUNNER)
a-'a-LOCKWASHERS a-'a-32 X 3/1" SCREWS 3-'8-32 X 3/a" SCREWS '
3--.-LOCKWASHERS
MOOKf~a-32 SCREWS a-'a- LOCKWASHERS
\Z'a-LOCKWASHERS . __-- CORDAGE CO-213
CLAIiP.7 ~ r\ RADIO RECEIVER CLAMP'4 11-"a-32 II 3,a'SCREW.
.\1-- a-LOCKWASHER
a--a-ux 3.a"SCREWS ii-eoa-( )
3-'a-LOCKWASHERS . RADIO RECEIVER -YAST SECTIONS
MS-~I TO MS-~3 INCLUSIVE
. 1I-e3- )OR INTER-" . MAST BASE IiP-41 OR MP-4aA
CORDAGE CO-213
. PHONE AMPLIFIER
Ii-eD~-( ) :i :COVE~-~~. (~SEE NOTE #4)
CONTROL 1I0X IIC-eD6-C
i
I i " WIRE w-12a
3-'a-32 x 3/." SCREWS (SEE NOTE -3)
3-#a- LOCKWASHERS

CLAMP #4
1-#a-32X 3/" SCREW
i--i-LOCKWASHER APPLETON CONNECTOR
ii I
II ORC(~li~EGREW~~:L~A~~ ~:TlR-
:: TIGHT AT END OF CONDUIT,

SET SCR-~Oa-( )
'SI007 BONDNUT 1l~ ) OR SCR-~3a-(
CLAMP'I I
MOUNTING FT-237-( )
TERMI NAL BOXJ e-~/IS"-24 x 1 3,a" SCREWS
IN STALLED 8'1 a-~/II"-24-STOP NUTS
TANK MFR.
~
i
:: - - I
CONDUiT AND PLUG
I! INSTALLED 8'1 TANK MFA.

NOTES:
LI ST OF SCREWS, NUTS AND LOCKWASHERS REClUI RED
. FOR YOUNTING EQUIPMENT i. FOR WIRING DIAGRAM (SEE FIG,I)
e-~/le"-24X I 3.a" HEX, HEAD MACH, SCREWS 2. FOR CORDING DIAGRAM (SEE FIG.7)
a - ivie"- 24 STOPNUT SCREWS 3. WIRE W-121 SHALL aE CUT TO
47-'a-32X 3/a'ROUND HEAD MACH. PROPER LENGTH. ENDS SHALL BE
47 --a -STANDARD LOCKWASHERS TINNED FOR ANTENNA CONNECTIONS,
NOTE: ALL MACH, SCREWS, NUTS AND LOCK- 4. COVER BG-IOa SHALL 8E USED
WASHERS SHALL liE STEEL, GALVANIZED. WHEN MAST SECTIONS ARE NOT
CLAMPS PER ..IG.25 INSTALLED
CLAMP -4 TL-'13331
20 --a - 32 x 1/2" ROUND HEAD ..ACH, SCREWS
ZO-#a-LOCKWASHERS
CLAM P #7
2 - #a- 3Z'X 3/I"ROUND HEAD MACH. SCREWS
2 _'._LOCKWASHERS
CLAM P 'i
USE EXISTING 'SCREW
2- ivle"-24 X ~,e"HEX. HEAD YACH. SCREWS
2 - $/ie". STANDARD l.Oi;KWASt:£RS

Fif!ure 2. Imtaio of Riio Set SCR-so8-( ), SCR-S28-( ), or SCR-SJ8-( ) and associated interphorn equitmient in
Light Tank MS, .
19
 HOLE Fa" M~-., OR M...,-A

"i
OITA.L LIGI..D

l CD BR,ACKET IFIG 27C) FOR

TERMINAL. lOX
i
ø BRACKET IFIG.iIC) FOR
CONTROL LOX IC-60l-1 I
ii DRILL - " HOii~
FOR IR MAST
G) BRACKET IF'G,21 Al FOR
lASE ., CONTROL. LOX IC'IOl"1 I
I AND SWITCH BOX IC-I5I'O
I
IFIG,ill
IUI.KMEAO J,,_
TANK !l 0 BRACKET IFIG, iaii FOR
CONTROL. BOX Bc.aoi'i I
IN TURRET
'MOUNTING FT'
I (V PLATE FOR
172 OR FT"171
I

(! ~AD IF.G.'OI FOR IN5UI.ATOR

I '10- "

l i ø SPACER IF'G, 2BOI FOR CAlLI

CI.AMPS

(! S~ACER IFIG. 21 II FOR HEAD-

siT HOOKS

(! PI.ATI IFIG, 221 FOR INTERPHDNI

AM~LIF'ER LOX IC"i67

~ S~ACER IF'G. 21 A I 'OR AM~LI"

'I£R PI.ATI IF'G.221

r- --
I

.¡"
-i~ .
i
i.
-- I
R'GHT I
S~ON SON I
.? ..-.. -=-=-1 I
I

,// L l
,
~-- /. '/
OF S~ON50'" l'
-~ I
FLOOR

I ~
SEcTION viEW -A-A' OF
l 1 liE AR BULKHEAO

I
rRIAI! IULICHIAO I
i
I
FI.OOR 1.1101 ~ ' ?
~-----= -= =' '-=_.. _-_'-_-=-1 = -=-.._-=-J,
LEFT SIDE ELEVATION

NOTE'
'1 FOR "AOIO' MOUNTING' HOLES A"Õ
..OCATION IN S~ONSONS SEE FIG. ii.
i MANUFACTURER SHALL FURNiSH AND
INSTALL .AI.1. MOU,NTING OETA.I.S;
~ MOUNTING DETAILS SHALL IE SE-
CUREL" WELDED IN ~I.ACE AND THE"
PAINTED TO CÒNFORM TO COLOR D'
'URROUNOING A"EA OF'TANIC: '
'I.'.'"

Figure J. Location of mounting llles and brackets for radio and interphone equipment in Light Tank MS.

'20
 .18 (.169~.1 DRILL
FRNT 4 HOLES
l
\;
.-

.1.
--tT"
L
~I1-.
- LEn
sioe

r-
u:

RIGHT ..
SIE
.

ioll í 1I
I
TOP VIEW TL,"i

Figure 4. Dring of Radio ReceifJ BC-JI2-( )fOT Moiniing FT-178.

ROO MAY BE BENT TO SUIT CONDITION

RADIO RECElVER
OR TRANSMITTER
SUPPORT

I. BRACKET REENFORING PLATE USED

WITH FT-172
I.MOUNTING (FT-172 OR FT-178)
1ROD'
4.STOPNUT TLioii7

Figure 5. Assembly of Mounting FT-172 or FT-I78.

21' '
 WAST SECTION.
WS-49 TO ws-sa
_ ~, 'NCL.USIVE
i
i
COVE" BG-n (SEE NOTE I
i
.
I
: MAST BASE
i MP-37

110-'.

ANT,

GNO. RADIO
RADIO RECEIVER BC-312-()

TRANSMITTER
BC-2.23-( )

CO-3SUUI'1

CO-429 (24')
o
o o
o o

CO-I..':A (24"1

TL-l333-1

rïgwtl 6, Cording duigram jor:Radio Set

22
 FRONT OF TANK

LEF"T
SPONSON
II
r--- ----'\
_J
RADIO RECEIVER .BC-312-( )
MOUNTING F"T-llS2 .
COVER BG-75

~--~~, \
MOUNTING FT-178
INSULATOR IN-f8

,. --- :i~ --- ' RADIO TRANSMITTER BC-223-( )

--T-
t OF TURRET
TERMINAL BOX
\ (INSTALLED BY /
MOUN'rING FT -.173
COVER BG - 88
MOUNTING FT-172
INSULATOR IN -, 8
\ \~TANK MF"G.) /
~ p- -n "
: ¡.. Ii II
DYNAMOTOR UNIT PE-!i5
MOUNTING FT-185
COVER BG-77
" _M
- ,,_ ii ."
MAST SECTIONS MS-4f TO
MS-53 INCLUSIVE. AND MAST
REAR BULKHEAD BASE MP-37
COVER BG-S7 (SEE NOTE !i)

PLAN VIEW

LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT

NOTE:
I. SEE F"IGURE !i FOR ASSEMBLY OF
FT-172 AND F"T-178.
2. FOR LOCATION OF MOUNTING HOLES.
BRACKETS, AND TERMINAL BOX. SEE
FIGURE 3.
3. FOR MOUNTING HOLES AND LOCATION
IN SPONSON SEE FIGURE 12.
4. WIRE W-128 SHALL BE CUT TO
PROPER LENGTH. ENOS SHALL BE
T~NED FOR ANTENNA AND GROUND
CONNECTIONS. '
5. COVERBG-87 SHALL BE USED WHEN
MAST SECTIONS ARE NOT INSTAL,LED.
TL -13333-2

SCR-z4j-U in Light Tanks MS and MsAi.

23 .
~ INTERPHONE CONTROL BOX
BC" 606,-11
INTERPHONE CÒNTROL BOX
IDRIVER)
BC"606-11
ICO"ORIVERI

-.CORDAGE CO, 21S 1l1"1

-CORDAGE HEADSET
CO - 2131 59"1 HS '30'11

MICROPHONE
T"SO-I')

CORD
CORDAGE 21S
CD-6~
~ ~O CO"S07-AI65'1 CORDAGE SHALL 8E
142"1 TAPED OR OTHERWISE
"'AOE WI. TE,R. TIGHT
AT END Of'CONDUI!
¿CORD CO'SI8 141'1
SNiITCH--~ ~LEXIBLE CONDUIT
SW"141 AND PLUG INSTALLED
MAST 5ECTIONS- 8 Y MFR.
"'S" 51 TO "'5 '53 TERMINAL BOX
INCLUSIVE INST ALL EO BY MfR,:

MAST 8ASE MP'41

ORMP-41-A 'i
COVER BG"IO'--l
ISEE NOTE 6) ItlTERPHOtlE COtlTROL BOX ItlTERPHONE CONTR~
I TRANS - 8C-606-11 BOX BC- 606'11
WIRE W"121 "'ITTER ICO"'''IINOER) iGUNNER)
JSEE NOTE 2) ¡¡
8C-604"1I APPLETON CONNECTOR ..61007
BONO NuT BL" 50
12 REO.)
DYNAMOTOR DM-S5-11
tlOTE.
l. CORDAGE LENGTH.S GIVEtl INCLUDE ALLOWAtlCE FOR IiAl(ING
COtlNECTlOtlS Itl BOXES AtlD MOUtlTltlG.
2. EtlDS Of WIRE W-128 AFTER 8E ItlG CUT TO PROPER LEtlGTH
SHALL 8E TitlNEO FOR COtltlECTlONS.
S' FOR WIRltlG DIAGRAM SEE FIG. 9.
4. FOR INSTALLATION SEE FIG. 2.
5. I-HEADSET HS- 30-11, AtlD I-MICROPHONE T-30-11 SHALL 8E
CONNECTED TO EACH CONTROL 80X.
RADIO SET CO"'PONENTS' 6.' COVER 8G "10 I SHALL 8E USED WHEtl MAS T SECTlOtlS ARi
NOT INSTALLED.
fRANSMITUR R~C~IV~R IHUR. AMPL.
/TRANS. VOLT
12 OYN. R~C. OYN,
"
BC-604 -II BC'IOS'II IC-60S'11 OM-U-II 0l0-34-11
'! RADIO SET SCR'501"1I I 2 2
UDIO SiT SGR'5ZI"I) i TL" ISSS4
i I I I
RADIO sn SCR"531_"U I 2

Fieure 1. Cording diagram of Radio Set SCR-so8-( ), SCR-S28-( ). or SCR-S38-( ) and associated interphone equipment in Light Tank MS.
 ASSEMBLY
6 8-STrM G)-CAP
ASSEMBLY
7 (V-WASHER 0-ADAPTER.
6-B
0-STEEL NUT ,0-CONNECTOR
Q_PORCELAIN
0-LOCKWASHER' ~ INSULATOR
~_PORCELAIN
0-STEEL NUT ~ INSULATOR
r: ANTENNA
0-SET SCREW ~-BINDING POST

G)-SET SCREW (!-WASHER

(V-ADAPTER 0-COLLAR .',
~ ASSEMBLY 6 ASSEMBLY 7

'0
~ 8-W'RE W-128 8-W'RE W-128
lIi _, ' Q_SOLDERING
~ V PLUG 8-WIRE PLUG
, 8-INSULATOR 8-INSULATOR
Q_NEOPRENE ~_RUBBER
V WASHER V WASHER
8-INSULATOR 8-INSULATOR
8-STEEL ,NUT
-=
~¥ T
FOR ITEM 8.
Q_SOLDERING
V PLUG
BASED
SC-A-6743- D
ON ~ ASSEM~ 6, USE
TLl2141
ITEM 7-G FROM
N ASSEM Y 7.
en
Figurt 8. Mast Base MP-48, assembly Jor installation.
 r
I

I TM

../
~I
81

MAG
MIC MIC_ MAIC
I J3 J2
I_PH i:NTRÒL ii BC--
MICMIC PH
J3 J2
I II.TERI'NE CONTROL BOX BC--
l DRIVER) (CO-DRIVER)

r-i
I

I
i ~""HIT£ I

I arSRO I
i
OITE
l FOR WIRING OF SLIP RINGS ..D TERMINAL SDXES SEE FIGUR( Z3
I QHY£ Z. Rl CODING DIAGRAM OF RADIO SET SCR-SOB-l ) SCR-S2!11 ) Ql
SCR-S3B-( i AND INTERPHNE EQUIPMENT SEE FiGuRE 7-

I €cED i. SHIELD OF CABLE a SHIELD OFTWISTED PAIR OF LEADS IN CA

SHA BE SECURELY GRDED AT EACH END. .
4. ENS OF ALL UNUSED CABL£ WiRE SHLL BE TAPD.
I crGRW 5. DOTTED CIRCLE AROUND CA EN INDICATES SHIEI

I~Y~
øI
I rl8IK
I HSR
I rlSWE 'L'ii
L-l
TERMINAL STRI..
l.UN FT- ~7-l

Figure n. Wiring diagrAm of intrpho equipm for Radio Su

26
o

( _.Æm-___

nu

PW WHICH ..LL fIT lllTO

soF: ON SLIP RING BO

MAETIC IIIC PHE Ille ..ic PHONE

Iile J3 JZ
Iile JJ JZ
INTPHE COROL BOX Be__-( I IHTPtNE CONTRO BOX BC-' i
(TIINIC CO) (GUNER)
TL-I3335-Z

SCR-S08-( ), SCR-S28-( ), 01 SCR-SJ8-( ) in Light Tank MS.

27
 1-32 TAP 1 HO.LI'
N
Q)
SWITCH LOX MOUNTING FT-2n-( ) INSULATORS IN-ll
IC-Oai-( l BRACKET(FIG.27C) WIRE W-141(SEE NOTE .,
_..:.~- - - .:-- - - - --~
. I .. - MAST SECTIONS ~
RADIO SET t~ I MS-'" TO MS-$3 INCL.
SCR-:.-( ) PAD (! I: MAST BASE MP-37 \
.1 . . .
-----"\\ _____ _~__ !!!..!L.!~!!!.O.!L (
l-' TER..INAL BOX '. -l i. i\.
Z
o til L (INSTALLED BY MFR') )
a: ~ APPLETON CONNECTORS -61001
~ :) BONDNUTS IL-aO STElL PAD 0
-- 0 ANIS_ II --
...~._ II ..--.__
-- --.==~' .~. _.',f- NOTES:
I. FOR LOCATION OF MOUNTING HOLE' IN.
LIGHT TANK"'S SEE FIG.12
PLAN VIEW OF RIGHT SIDE OF TANK 2. FOR CORDING DIAGRA.. OF RADIO SET
SCR-$Ol-C ) SEE FIG.II
I. FOR LOCATION OF BRACKET,S IN LIGHT
TANK MI SEE fIG.I
... ALL SCREWS, NUTS AND LOCKWASHERS
~. -- TO BE ELECTRO GALVANIZ~D.
""-- MAST SECTIONS S. SCREWS, NUTS AND LOCKWASHERI ARE
u¡ MS-4' TO MS-U fURNISHED WITH MOUNTING fT-2U-( )
AND SWllCH 80X BC-6U-( )
ORS IN-iJtr MAST BASE MP-37 e. PAD FOR MOUNTING INSULATOR IN-8I
7. "'$1.1 HAS TURRET BULGE. j,
SWITCH 80X 8C-ial-( ) ¡ COVER
PAD/'1\!7 8G-67 (SEE NOTE
i ~~_-:=':_=t 10) e. ..1 IS COMPLETE WITHOUT TURRiT
BULGE.
,,_u--'"
#' .. (I
t. WIRE W-14e SHALL BE CUT TO PROPER
LENGTH. ENDS SHALL BE TINNED FOR
?f::- ii ANTENN'" CONNECTIONS.
,.f' li --l II ' 10. COVER SG-e7,SHALL BE USED WHEN
h . "'AST SECTIONS "'RE NOT INSTALLED.
~f
l-BRACKET 11.1 REAR BULKHEAD)
~~-----~ SCREWS, NUTS AND LOCKWASHERS
RIGHT SPONSON'//
FIG.27C I REQUIRED
II SWITCH BOX BC-6$1-( )
II ~"_" 1-"e-312 X WI.HEX,HEAD'..ACH.SCREWS
~ L ¿;..OUNTING FT;"2$3-(
INTERPHONE CONTROL BOX ) 1--1 &.PCKWASHERS
BC-I06-( ) CCO-DRIVER) ..~..,'"\...- INSULATOR IN-III
.,-..--.._.._" ,APPLETON CONNECTORS -61007 e--e-32 X IIZ.ROUND HEAD MACH. SCREWS
BONDNUTS IL-$O e--i LOCKWASHERS
TER..I NAL BO X ..OUNTING FT-2!!3-( )
(INaTALLEO IV ..FR.) 12-I/.X 20 X ll1.HEX.HEAD ....CH. SCEW'
'i 12-1I...X 20 HEJe. NUTS
SIDE ELEVATION 12 -I/...LOCKWASHERS

FiiUTe 10. InstaJlatio1l oj Radio Set SCR-S06-( ) in LigJi Tallks MS aiid MSA i.
TL-in.e-

o
 MAST SECTIONS
MICROPHONE T - ~O -I I MS-49 TO MS-53 NOTE:
INCLUSIVE
fOR ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS
r--- AND SPARE PARTS SEE PART LISTS.
i
(\ (--') fOR INSTALLA'rION Of RADIO
I
r~~iÄi SET SCA -e06-( I SEE fiGURE
I .10.
i ~I
n!i
... L II I

I I . "'AST BASE MP - 37
Ii L-COVEA BG-S7
I
'L_____ \J i
I
INTERPHCE CONTROl BOll I
BC-606 -I IICO- DRIVER I I I
~
(PART OF INTERPHONE SYSTEM) I
t:_ ~
I
IN -I'

CORD c'D-307-AI6e'l
WIRE W-14'

RADIO SET SCR - !l06 -

DYNAMOTOR DYNAMOTOR'
DM-40 -I I DM-42 -( I

RADIO TRANSMITTER ANENNA

BC-6!l3-11

RADIO RECEIVER /.
BC -6e2 -( )

MIG
SPEAKER

PHONE KEY

APPLETON CONNECTORS
MOUNTING FT - 2e3 -( ) NO,61001 BONONUTS BL-GQ

NOTE,:
ENOS Of WIRE W -14. AFTER BEING CUT TO
PROPER LENGTH. SHALL BE TINNED fOR CONNECTION
TO BINDING POSTS. TERMINAL BOX
KEY J-4e (INSTALLED BY
MANUFACTURER)
~ TL-U331
Figure 11, Cordiiig diagram of Riidio Set SCR-S06-( ) iii Light Tmiks MS aiid MSA 1.
w
o

.
RADIO SET SCR - 506 - ( I
3f 23f
13" RADIO SET SCR-245-f)ii~"
6" 3 !2
OWi _ I I 32

f"~ . 1-+-+
i At. -I.
..i"~
"U~ i CD

.r~:11 ~ 1- ~J-- .l~lJ " ' - 32 DRILL - 33 HOlS !

+1+ -Hl .a
i: -lA..+ + _ "-I!!
to t-ICD I .§" DRILL - 8 HOLES on lei! ''-1.-
CD I CD
'" - 16 MARED A I":I! RIGHT SPONSON
REAR
¿ 'BULKHEAD
BRITISH WIRELESS
2513"iI 28f

FRONT
OF
TANK

"-Ill I RADIO SET SCR - 508 -( I

"
! -f. I SCR -528-( lOR SCR-538-( I + + 3"
l-t t-t i - I : ~:~~.
LEFT SPNSON
-i-l - -- + - :+ 7"
r 3iio 22" .!-3* +- 7 ã
,~ TL-'3338

Figure 12 . Mounting holes and location for radio sets in SP01l501l£ of Light Tu"k MS.
 SHIELD SHALL BE
SECURELY SOLDERED
..1&
:'0 COMMON GROUND
* SEE NOTE

END OF CONDUIT
1l18 YELLOW
18 R 0

"'1'8 GREEN SHIELDED

2 !i ..I 8 BLACK

60 "'18 BLUE SHIELDED

"'6 12
+

": I'
CONDUIT
+
HULL TERMINAL
BOX 12V BA TTERY

#18 RED

ii IS YELLOW
-18 BLUE SHIELDED
#18 GREEN SHIELDED
'*1 8 BLACK

+
#2

TURRET BASKET SLIP RING

TERMINAL BOX ~ ASSE'MBLY

WIRING, TERMINAL BOXES AND SLIP RING ASSEMBLY

IS FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY MANUFACTURER OF
VEHICLE. THESE TERMINAL BOXES .ARE USED FOR RADIO
AND INTER PHONE WIRING ONLY,
* ALL SHIELDS ON SHIELDED WIRES SHALL BE GROUNDED
ON BOTH ENDS.
TL 13339

Figure 13- Wiring ditgru1t of slip rings und terina boxes in ¡¿-volt Light Tank MsAr.

31
 W
N _____.£i.--~---
~ _-Æ~_-- i 1'-':i
(SEE NOE 41 .

cøi,."G:CDCD r--:5-: (._) rt;-õ-

~ F..'
~)1-::ç \i.iiia~i
--l¡dri~~II
(\ &:~(S il_~__~
TMI TMI L ~ 1) . \ / TERMINAL BOX
h 'r ION L£FTWAlLOFItUlLI
\=/' I
-: r---õ-~-õl
I ~"' + ~ J' ,
! - N ,. i I TERMINAL. BOX
Lt- -~-.i-tJII~TURRET BASET)

:! - _. l- l¡ j W
MAGNETIC MIC PHNE MANETIC MIC PHONE ..l i~ CD
I a~..$ ,
MIC J3 J2 MIC J3 J2
INTERPHONE CONTROL. BOX BC-60i-1 I INTERPtE CONTROl BOX BC-60i-/ I
(DRIVER) ICO-DRIII I lSEE NOE 4)

~I
u
i------
'(I'

'"
.I \.",t., ~ '~III 'z ~ ' ". l ~
'.,
~,. i il ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ~ ~
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l (' II
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TMI
L__~__:_:~_~__:__:__~~~__~__~__J
TERMINA STRIP IN MOUNTING fT-Z31-( I

IITE:
(. \. L Rl CODING DIAGRAM QÇ RAio SET SCR-50-1 )
SC-lll!-( ). SCR-1l3B-( ) SEE fiGURE Ie.
Z,Rl WIRING OF SLIP RINGS AND TERMINAL BOXES
sa'flGURE 13-
3. SHIELD QÇ CALE a SHIELD QÇ TWISTED AIR QÇ L£ADS' MAETIC ..ic PHON
6 MANETIC MIC PHONE IN CABLE SHALL BE SECUREL GRONDED AT EAC EHO .NIC J3./
" NIC J3 JZ " ENDS QÇ AL UNUSE CA WIRE SH 8E TAPED. ~ CO BO BC-sI
' a
IN1ERPHONE COTROL 80X BC60-( . i GUNE81
(COMMANDER)

ii
Figure 14. Wiring diagram 0/ inlerphone equipmnt/or Radio Set SCR-so8-( ). SCR-sz8-( ). or SCR-S38-( ) in Li¡:ht Tank MSAi.

0.'.. Ó
 INTUPHONE CO"TIOL 10K
0.' I)
IC.IOI.II IC'IDI- I I ' '
10111 VE RI l- IMTERPHONE
ICO- DRIVEl C:DNTIOL
1 10K

HEAOSET
HI.SD-II MAST SEC TtONS
MS- SI TO MS - 5 S INCL.

;,
CORDAGE CO-lIS 1...1

COIlD CD.104

APPLETON CONNECTORS -11007

10NDNUTS IL- SO

(INSTALLED IT Mfll.)
COIlD C'D-S07-AIIS.1
DYNAMOTORS DM- 54-I I

RADIO I RADIO
RECEIVEII RECEIVEI CO,9 ,ç!l: 271
BC-60'-II01 BC-IO'-II
~TEIIPHDNE CONTROL I"TERPHONE
- 10K AMPLIfiER
BC- 101- I I BC' 605'1 I

IGUNNEIII o 00 I 00
CORD DYNAMOTOR
OM-35-11 d.

CORDAGE CO - II' ltO'1

HOT!'
L fOil WIRI"G DIAG""M 0' ""DID SI T ICII"SO'- ( I.
CORDAGE CO, ZIHSO"I SCR-5ZI-II. SCR-SU-( I 'SEE 'IGUIIE 14.
Z.fOR I"SULLATION OF IIADIO SET SCII-SO'.( I.
I SCR-SU-I I. SCR-'SSB'( I SEE fIGURE I'.
APPLETON COHNECTORS -61007 S.f'OIl WIRING OIAGIIAM OF SLIP IIINGS
BO"DNUTS BL' 50 SEE fiGURE IS,
'.CUT WIRE W.12. TO pIIOPER UNITH. TIN INDI
FOil ANTENNA CONNECTIONS.
S.USE COVER 8G'IOI WHEN MAlT SlCTIOIl AilE
'NOT INSTALLED.
"I-HEADSET HS-SO-I I. AND I'MICIIOpHONE T.SO-I I
SHALL BE COHNECTED TO EACH CONTROL BOll.
RADIO SET COMPO"ENT!! f. BEfORE CUTTING A OUANTITY OF CABLE FOil
MASS INSTALLA TION. CHECK CORDAGE LENG T HI
BY MUING A PILOT INSTALLATION.
r-IZ VDLTS~ "fOR RADIO SET SCII'SOB-( ). AND SCII-SU-( l.
TRANS. RECEIVER I"TER. AMPL. DYHAMOTOII DYNAMOTOII CO"NECT WIRle W-IUIU.1 TO ANTENNA BINDING
BC 604'1 i BC'IO"I I BC-IOS'I I OM-35-1 10M- 54-II POST ON TRANSMITTER. FOil RADIO SET SCII.
SSI-I I CONNECT WillE W-12' ISZ.I TO ANTCNHA
IIADIO SET SCR.SOB-II I 2
BIHDING POST' ON 1I0UNTING FT. zn.( I.
IIADIO SET SCII'SU-I I
RADIO SET SCR-SU-I I
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S. THIS DRAWING APPLIES TO LIGHT TAN~S MSAI ,
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II 80K MOUNTING BRA'CKETS fOil VEHICLES WITH
LAMINATED fABRIC INTER
BRACKETS SEE FIGURE 17.
PHONE BOK MOUNTING ~J.

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