AN/PRC8 AN/PRC9 AN/PRC10
AN/PRC-8 AN/PRC-9 AN/PRC-10 Radio Set

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Purpose and Use
Radio Sets AN/PRC-8.-9, and 10 are three portable, FM (frequency-modulated) radio sets intended to provide man-pack communications for armored, artillery, and infantry units, respectively.

The radio sets are battery-powered; they can be operated in airplane and vehicle installations, in semi-permanent ground installations, or while being carried by the operator.
Provision is also made for homing use, remote operation, and unattended relay operation, using two sets.

Technical Characteristics
Frequency range:
Radio Set AN/PRC—8_ 20.0 to 27.9 mc/s (megacycles).
Radio Set ANJPRC—9_ 27.0 to 38.9 mc/s.
Radio Set AN/PRC—10_ 38.0 to 54.9 mc/s.
Number of tubes 16.
Type of modulation Frequency FM
Type of transmission Voice.
Power source Battery BA—279/U

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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
General
Circuit Diagrams for AN/PRC-8 AN/PRC-9 AN/PRC-10
Scope 
Forms and records.
Description and data
Purpose and use 
Technical characteristics
Packaging data 
Table of components 
Auxiliary equipment 
Description of receiver-transmitter 
Description of accessories
Running spares 

CHAPTER 2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Service on receipt of materiel
Sighting 
Un-crating, unpacking, and checking new equipment 
Setting up radio set for operation 
Service on receipt of used or reconditioned equipment
Controls
General
Controls and their use
Operation under usual conditions
Operating procedure 
Frequency calibration.. 
Types of operation 
Relay operation 
Operation under unusual conditions
General 
Operation in arctic climates 
Operation in tropical climates 
Operation in desert climates

CHAPTER 3. ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Organizational tools and. equipment
Tools and material supplied with equipment 
Other tools and materials required for use with equipment
Preventive maintenance
General preventive maintenance techniques Performing preventive maintenance 
Lubrication
Lubrication instructions 
Parts lubricated by manufacturer 
Weatherproofing
Rust proofing and painting 
Trouble shooting at organizational maintenance level 
General 
Visual inspection  
System sectionalization of trouble to a component
Trouble shooting, using equipment performance checklist -
Equipment performance checklist
Block diagram and schematic diagram
Control circuits 

CHAPTER 4. AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
Amplifier Power Supply AM—598/U
Description
Installation and connections 
Operation
Organizational maintenance
Control Group AN/GRA—6
Description
Installation and connections 
Operation 
Organizational maintenance 
Homing Antennas AT—339/PRC and AT—340/PRC
Description 
Installation
Operation 
Operating hints 
Antenna Equipment RC—292
Description
Installation and connections

CHAPTER 5. SHIPMENT AND LIMITED STORAGE AND DEMOLITION TO PREVENT ENEMY USE
Shipment and limited storage
Disassembly
Repacking for shipment or limited storage 
Demolition of materiel to prevent enemy use
General 
Demolition procedures

APPENDIX REFERENCES AND ABBREVIATIONS 

INDEX

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