AN/PRC-1088 ECCM secure military man pack radio

This is the PRC-1088 tactical military man pack radio made by Datron/Transworld. The design comes from Rockwell Collins. The radio covers 30MHz to 87.975 MHz (in 25kHz increments), so it covers both the 50-54Mhz US ham band as well as the new 70-70.5MHz European ham band. RF power is either 5 watts or 250mW, selectable from the front panel. This particular radio shown here is the very rare ECCM/COMSEC capable version, meaning it can do fast frequency hopping (100 hops/second) as well as SEC digital communication. ECCM codes can be programmed from the radio's front panel, so NO separate "fill gun" or "keyloader' is necessary for this transceiver. The radio accepts the same family of batteries that the PRC-77 radio uses, as well as the same H-250/U handset that the PRC-77 (and many other military radios) uses.

[@ricardosuarez8023]

Very nice. Thanks for posting.

[@dang25272549]

Thanks for pousting. Soooo cool stuff again.

[@kenjohnson8854]

Thanks for posting this vid!
Can you please reply with complete info about the antenna you set up?

[@testmcme]

excellent content keep it up

[@ezquimal]

I see from the same brand like this that made a full band equipment. that radio is only sale for military use or a ham man can purchase?

[@videosuperhighway7655]

You still need the key fill device. You cant program they hop set without setting up the fill device, then loading one of the net slots in the radio.

[@pasqualelombardi2777]

Please post your reference for this statement. I too have done the FH hop his way without problem.

[@michaelcarter1849]

Thanks for posting this. I have the same radio. What is the nomenclature for that speaker box?

[@LifeIsTooShortForQRP]

LS-454/U www.ebay.com/itm/362695867436

[@mark.audacity]

Guessing you got this bad boy from Murphy? Seems like finding surplus mil equipment is a lot of waiting and pouncing when they pop up

[@LifeIsTooShortForQRP]

No, bought it at Dayton at the time

[@Oz2bap]

Where Can i buy military HF radios

[@LifeIsTooShortForQRP]

www.murphyjunk.net/

[@marcovL1970]

87.5 MHz 88.5 mhz was actuly used in europe as the old Police band mabye way tot comunicate with Police Radio ?

[@TheArtPerspective]

Tank mounted Radio communication and Portable
Dear Group
Attached is the link for PRC-77 price list recently uploaded to the
group FILES : groups.yahoo.com/group/Racal-manpacks/files/ -Under anthony hendra
Our firm is a legitimate company based in indonesia and we dont have any website and will most probably never have any.
Previously we only deal exclusively to government issued purchase
order and we have legit papers for that - incl advanced payment bond, bank guarantee and performance bond issued by Bank of America (BofA).
Our contract is strictly government. including instructions from BofA
addressed to the Commander in Chief of The Indonesian Army.
We'd prefer to sell and ship them in whole. these merchandise have been sitting dusty but are kept and maintained in fine condition. as stated before - these are just leftover stocks that we are happy to clean out. :)
MODULE SPECIFICATIONS
A11A - DISCRIMINATOR SYNTHESIZER - D875705
A16A - VOLTAGE REGULATOR - D875708
A17A - PHASE COMPARATOR - D875704
A18A - 5.6 MHZ IF AMPLIFIER - D875722
A21A - RECEIVER IF AMPLIFIER LIMITER - SMD 875724
A23 - TONE GENERATOR - 447316
A31 - TRANSMITTER FREQUENCY CONTROL - 448740
A32 - RECEIVER INPUT - 448741
A33 - RECEIVER FIRST RF - 448742
A34 - RECEIVER SECOND RF - 448743
A35A - RECEIVER MIXER - D875692
A36 - TRANSMITTER PA - 448744
A37 - TRANSMITTER IPA - 448745
A38 - TRANSMITTER VFO - 448746
A39A - SYNTHESIZER VFO - D875672
A40A - INTERVAL OSCILLATOR - 875659
A43A - 53 MC FILTER - 448739
A44A - FIRST MIXER - 621272
A45A - 1 MHZ SPECTRUM GENERATOR - D875701
A50 - XMTR MIXER - 448753
A54A - TONE SQUELCH - 875637
A55 - RECEIVER AUDIO - 448752
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