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Pye AM10P Cambridge VHF Transportable Radiotelephone
Pye AM10P Cambridge VHF Transportable Radiotelephone
1963
1963
Pye AM10P Cambridge VHF transportable radiotelephone
Pye AM10P Cambridge VHF transportable radiotelephone
This is a transportable, battery powered version of the popular Pye Cambridge AM10/FM10 mobile radio.
This is a transportable, battery powered version of the popular Pye Cambridge AM10/FM10 mobile radio.
It is shown here with its BC2 battery charger.
It is shown here with its BC2 battery charger.
The Cambridge series used a valve transmitter and a transistorised receiver.
The Cambridge series used a valve transmitter and a transistorised receiver.
Transmitter power output 5-10 Watts.
Transmitter power output 5-10 Watts.
Pye PF1 Pocketfone, UHF Handheld Portable Radiotelephone
Pye PF1 Pocketfone, UHF Handheld Portable Radiotelephone
1964
1964
Pye PF1 Pocketfone, UHF handheld portable radiotelephone
Pye PF1 Pocketfone, UHF handheld portable radiotelephone
Pye pioneered the use of UHF frequencies for short-range communications and the PF1 was widely adopted by the Home Office for local communications by all police forces.
Pye pioneered the use of UHF frequencies for short-range communications and the PF1 was widely adopted by the Home Office for local communications by all police forces.
The PF1 featured separate transmitter and receiver units. The receiver was carried in the top pocket where its upward-facing loudspeaker could be easily heard, and the transmitter was carried separately and only used when making a call back to police control.
The PF1 featured separate transmitter and receiver units. The receiver was carried in the top pocket where its upward-facing loudspeaker could be easily heard, and the transmitter was carried separately and only used when making a call back to police control.
Transmitter power output 0.15 Watt.
Transmitter power output 0.15 Watt.
Pye PF1C Compact, UHF Handheld Portable Radiotelephone
Pye PF1C Compact, UHF Handheld Portable Radiotelephone
1965
1965
Pye PF1C Compact, UHF handheld portable radiotelephone
Pye PF1C Compact, UHF handheld portable radiotelephone
A single unit, larger version of the PF1 UHF portable, which mounted both transmitter and receiver into one case.
A single unit, larger version of the PF1 UHF portable, which mounted both transmitter and receiver into one case.
This case-design concept became the standard for all hand-held portable radiotelephones up to the present day.
This case-design concept became the standard for all hand-held portable radiotelephones up to the present day.
Transmitter power output 0.15 Watt.
Transmitter power output 0.15 Watt.
Pye HP1AM/HP1FM Bantam Shoulder- carried VHF Portable Radiotelephone
Pye HP1AM/HP1FM Bantam Shoulder- carried VHF Portable Radiotelephone
1965
1965
Pye HP1AM/HP1FM Bantam shoulder- carried VHF portable radiotelephone
Pye HP1AM/HP1FM Bantam shoulder- carried VHF portable radiotelephone
This single-unit VHF radio was used to give much longer range than the low-power, UHF PF1 and PF1C models.
This single-unit VHF radio was used to give much longer range than the low-power, UHF PF1 and PF1C models.
It allowed communication on up to 3 different frequency channels and used either rechargeable batteries or dry batteries as the user chose.
It allowed communication on up to 3 different frequency channels and used either rechargeable batteries or dry batteries as the user chose.
Several different versions were produced including ruggedized versions for industry and also a military version called the Pye Commander.
Several different versions were produced including ruggedized versions for industry and also a military version called the Pye Commander.
Transmitter power output 0.5 Watt.
Transmitter power output 0.5 Watt.
Pye Westminster W15AM/W15FM VHF Transportable Radiotelephone
Pye Westminster W15AM/W15FM VHF Transportable Radiotelephone
1967
1967
Pye Westminster W15AM/W15FM VHF transportable radiotelephone
Pye Westminster W15AM/W15FM VHF transportable radiotelephone
This transportable battery powered conversion unit enabled the standard dash- mount Westminster to be used as a man-carried portable two-way radio.
This transportable battery powered conversion unit enabled the standard dash- mount Westminster to be used as a man-carried portable two-way radio.
The standard unit contained a 4 Ah NiCd battery pack, loudspeaker and retractable telescopic antenna. An optional leather carrying case was available.
The standard unit contained a 4 Ah NiCd battery pack, loudspeaker and retractable telescopic antenna. An optional leather carrying case was available.
A version with higher battery capacity was supplied to the British Army for Platoon use.
A version with higher battery capacity was supplied to the British Army for Platoon use.
The battery charger used was the BC2.
The battery charger used was the BC2.
Pye ‘Chief Executive’, UHF Transportable Radiotelephone
Pye ‘Chief Executive’, UHF Transportable Radiotelephone
1967
1967
Pye ‘Chief Executive’, UHF transportable radiotelephone
Pye ‘Chief Executive’, UHF transportable radiotelephone
This equipment was made in small quantities for UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
This equipment was made in small quantities for UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
Harold Wilson objected to obvious or overt security precautions around him.
Harold Wilson objected to obvious or overt security precautions around him.
This PF1 based UHF radiotelephone was styled in a manner similar to a domestic transistor radio, in order to provide a short-range communications facility, but not to be too conspicuous for the Prime Minister.
This PF1 based UHF radiotelephone was styled in a manner similar to a domestic transistor radio, in order to provide a short-range communications facility, but not to be too conspicuous for the Prime Minister.
Transmitter power output 0.15 Watt.
Transmitter power output 0.15 Watt.
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