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MM-2 MICROPHONE
The Collins
MM-2 includes
a high
impedance reluctance
microphone
and single
earphone
which can be
used i[ either
a fixed station
in-
stallation or
with a
mobile unit.
The MM-2
has a
frequency rc-
sponse from
100-7,000
Hz and an
output level
of 50
db. In mobile
use,
the ealpiece
and microphone
unit
permit
the
driver to
operate
his
car
with both hands
while
car-
rying
out radio
voice
communlca-
tion.
Although
it
weighs only 372
ounces
(0.099
kg),
the Collins
MM"2
is built
to
withstand
the
strenuous
demands
of
dailY mobile
operation.
Its
microPhone
boom
has a 360'
adjustment
making
it
possible
to angle the
mike
to the
best
pickup
position.
The
MM-2
Microphone
has a
magnetic
stray
field shield
to exclude
unwanted
noises.
For optimum
reception,
an
adjustable
tone arm
in the
MM-2
pipes
sound
directly
into the
oper-
ator's ear,
but does
not cover
the
ear
as conventional
earphones
do
The MM-2
is
equipped
with both
mike and
phone plugs.
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DESK
TOP I.'ICROPHONE
The Collins SM-3
is a slender
gray
and
brushed
chrome
desk-top unit
that blends
with other Collins
sta-
tion
equipment.
Featuring a
Push-
to-talk switch
built
into the
rub-
ber-isolated
base, the
SM-3's omni-
directional
chamcteristics
provide
excellent
transmission.
Its frequen-
cy
response-200-3000
Hz-match-
es that of the S/LiDe
and
the
KWM-2A.
It has an
output level
of
-53
db. It is equipped
with a
five-foot Koiled
Kord; the swivel
permits
vertical
adjustment
of
60
degrees,
CC-2 CARRYING
CASE
The
CC-2
is
designed to
hold the
components
of a
portable
Collins
SSB or CW
station.
The KWM-2A
plus
the PM-2
Power Supply,
the
KWM-2A
alone, the
30L-1, or
the
51S-l can
be tnnsported
in the
case.
The CC-2
is adapted
from
the Samsonite
Silhouette
and in-
cludes a shock-resistant
interior.
Weight:
9.5
lbs.
(4.31
ke) empty.
CC-3
CARRYING
CASE
The Cc-3
is
a specially
built case
fot
accessory
components
of a
portable
Collins
SSB
or CW
sta-
tion.
The CC-3
has the
same styl-
ing
features
as the CC-2.
A molded
interior
allows
the CC-3
to accom_
modate
a 3128-5
(or
3128-4)
Sta-
tion
Control
Console,
a 516E-2
(28
v dc)
or MP-l
(12
v
dc)
Power
Supply,
a
637T-2
DiPole
Antenna,
as
well
as a
suPPlY
of
spare
tubes
and
fuses.
Weight:
10
lbs.
(4.54
kg)
empty.
as indicated
by a flequency-cali-
bfated dial. A
built-in ferrite
balun
lransforms the
balanced dipole
cir_
cuit to 50 ohms
unbalanced.
CP-l
CRYSTAL
PACKET
The
CP-l
contains a set of crystal
grippers
and all
the crystals for
operation
of the S/Line
receiver,
the S/
Line transmittei-
or the
KWM-2A, throughout
the
com-
plele
operating range. Crystals
not
srLpplied
for the range of
5.0 to 6.6
MHz and
those already
provided
with the equipment.
The
Packet
is of a
waterproof
plastic
contain-
ing a
pouch
for
each crystal
and
one for the
grippers.
The complete
packet
can be fastened into
the
CC-2 Carrying Case.
440E.' CABLE
The 440E-l is similar to
the cable
supplied with the Collins 351D-2
Mobile
Mount.
This cable is used
to
connect the KWM-2A with the
MP-1 or 5l6E-2
Power Supply
when the mobile mount is not
used.
44OF-.I CABLE
The 440F-1 is five feet in length
and can be used to connect either
the S/Line or the KWM-2A to
the 516F-2 Power
Supply, allow-
ing
the 305-1 to be
placed
a
great-
er distance
from the S/Line and
permitting g.eater
flexibility of
fixed station installations.
637T-2
ADJUSTABLE
DIPOLE
ANTENNA
The Collins
637T-2
antenna
ls an
adjustable
wire unit
developed
for
portable
HF
installations.
Weigh-
ing less
than
five
Pounds,
the an-
tenna
can
be erected
bY
one man.
'fhe
637'l-2
operates
in the 3.4-
to
30-MHz
range.
The
antenna con-
sists of
two reels
of
PhosPhor-
bronze
wire rope
stored
in
a
cylind-
rical
housing.
For oPer'atlon
at a
particular
frequency,
the ropes are
pulled
out to
the correct
length
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