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BC-348-1 Encrypted Radio

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Introducing the BC-348-1 Encrypted Radio



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Based on Endoskulls BC-348, This radio has been heavily modified to integrate an encryption algorithm into a single usable unit.


History

The BC-348 is the 28 vdc powered version of the 14 vdc powered BC-224. The first version, the BC-224-A, was produced in 1936.[1] Installed in almost all USAAF (and some USN, some British and some Canadian) multi-engined transports and bombers used during the fifteen-year period from before World War II through the Korean War, BC-348 radio receivers were easy to operate and reliable. Designed as LF/MF/HF receivers for use in larger aircraft (B-17, B-24, B-25, B-26, B-29, C-47, etc.), they were initially paired with a BC-375 transmitter in the SCR-287-A system. Late in World War II, the AN/ARR-11 (BC-348) was the receiver and the AN/ART-13A (ART-13) was the transmitter in the AN/ARC-8 system. They were also used in some ground and mobile installations such as the AN/MRC-20.[2] The BC-348 series ran through several variations during its long production history, which included the BC-224. More than 100,000 of these receivers were produced, 80 percent by Belmont Radio and Wells-Gardner and the balance by RCA and Stromberg-Carlson.

Features

*The ability to securely transmit and receive communications without the fear of eavesdropping.
*The accurate appearance makes it perfect for installation of WWII creations.
*Simple plug and play
*The ablility to change the sub-frequency for an additional layer of encryption

How to operate:

  • Turn on the receiver. The dial will glow yellow.
  • Use the tuner to change channel.
  • To activate the encryption, flip the switch on the lower left panel. the dial will glow blue to indicate encryption is activated.
  • For an added level of security, the sub-frequency can also be changed. Just make sure all other radios are on the same one.
NOTE: You must have time override set to off for the encryption to work properly. the radio will work regardless of override, only the encryption is affected.

With the encryption off, this works just like a regular radio, able to talk to standard handhelds and base units. Please note that if you want to run encrypted both vehicles will need this radio.

Thanks to:

Endoskull for his help in getting the switch working
Bubblehead Blake for his encryption algorithm

Link to Endo's original radio.
https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1990620353

If using in your creation please credit and link to this creation.



6 Comments
flakhappy  [author] 9 Jul @ 6:27am 
@shxroomi, Of course.
bruharkmoon 9 Jul @ 6:23am 
very nice, im building a custom ww2 area german cruiser so is it okay if i use this? (with credit and marked as Contributor?)
flakhappy  [author] 9 Jul @ 6:22am 
All three of the Avengers are equipped with this radio stack
liasluca 9 Jul @ 2:23am 
woowww
flakhappy  [author] 8 Jul @ 10:03am 
@TheCraigMachine Thanks!
TheCraigMachine 8 Jul @ 10:01am 
woah this is good