AN/TSC-60 Evolution
(Note: This is only a very rough guess)
6 November 2005
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Version |
Date |
RF Systems used |
Comments |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 1 |
Vietnam Era |
URG-1 Series |
Used several antennas, two of which is shown elsewhere in this site. One was a 32 foot vertical and the other was a sloping dipole. |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 2 |
Early 1970's |
URG-II Series, 208U3 PA's (2) |
See pictures elsewhere in this site |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 3 |
This model we think only had one 208U-3A PA system and was housed in a 8ft shelter | ||
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AN/TSC-60(V) 4 |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 5 |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 6 |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 7 |
HF-80 Series |
We are told that the Version 7 system was all solid-state and used the HF-80 series amplifiers however this means the system either was a 1 Kilowatt or 10 Kilowatt system. It is unclear. |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 8 |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 9 |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 10 |
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AN/TSC-60(V) 11 |
Current Issue |
If you have any information on the AN/TSC-60 family, please contact me. We would like to ensure our matrix of the TSC-60 is complete and accurate.
There was perhaps an evolution of the AN/TSC-60 to the AN/TSC-118 as technology became much smaller however, it is unclear what happened to the TSC-118 system. We do know that Rockwell Collins is still teaching classes in the AN/TSC-60(V)-11 series in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.