Please help me identify this piece of equipment. It looks military spec, but don't know anything about it.
I want to look up some history about what it was used for.
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2$\begingroup$ Have you checked the back for an ID plate? $\endgroup$ – Zeiss Ikon Dec 5 '19 at 18:59
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1$\begingroup$ Hello Leo, and welcome to ham.stackexchange.com! Please consider taking the tour and help pages to get the most from the site. I have edited your question slightly to clarify it. $\endgroup$ – Mike Waters♦ Dec 5 '19 at 19:32
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$\begingroup$ no i havent is that the back of the device or the back of the removable plate? if you mean the back of the device it will have to wait until next thursday. any piticular location would be helpful $\endgroup$ – Leo Portas Dec 6 '19 at 22:42
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$\begingroup$ The plate could be anywhere: top, sides, or back. We cannot tell you where it is $\endgroup$ – Mike Waters♦ Dec 10 '19 at 20:21
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1$\begingroup$ I've edited your question to embed the images — this is because questions should (ideally) be meaningful without needing to follow links to other sites, which could change or break and are not as quick to read. $\endgroup$ – Kevin Reid AG6YO♦ Dec 11 '19 at 3:58
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The construction does not look appropriate for military service. Coast guard, Civil Aviation, emergency services or industry looks more likely. Photographs of the interior may yield more clues. A fixed squelch control may be a clue this was designed for VHF or UHF. It was not common to totally enclose radio equipment without ventilation so this may only contain the remote control circuit.
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$\begingroup$ I'm inclined to agree, except this is painted OD (olive drab). $\endgroup$ – Mike Waters♦ Dec 10 '19 at 20:22
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1$\begingroup$ Apologies for the late reply not been online for a while i do have more pictures of the device/radio hopefully these circuit photos and i did find possibly a check mark on the underside of the lid will include photos shortly $\endgroup$ – Leo Portas Feb 17 at 22:12
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