Possibly rc Receiver

[Jayarmin]

Hi all,
Can anybody help identify this, came with a box car I bought today

thanks as always guys

 

[GAP]

I'll have a guess it is some sort of Phase Locked Loop (PLL) Receiver looking at the part number(547-X062 TE-PLL-RX), interestingly a Google search using TE-PLL-RX throws up a link to Aristocraft models for sale.
Over to the more experienced electronics people.

 

[Jayarmin]

Better guess than me, it does have battery connections on it. So just assuming it’s some sort of receiver for remote control

 

[PhilP]

I think this will turn-out (no pun) to be a very early Train Engineer device?

In the first-days of these things, there was some 'bad weed' about, in the design department, I reckon?


Greg?
Any ideas on this, or can you show the piccies to your man in the know?
PhilP.

 

[Greg Elmassian]

Aristo Craft Train Engineer Trackside receiver, outside of the box. 27 MHz.... there were several versions.

 

[Jayarmin]

Great, thank you guys

 

[Fred2179G]

I had an Aristo pacific 20+ years ago with one of those in the tender and a couple of 14.4v batteries wired to it. It worked fine as a receiver. Didn't even have to remove the cover as there was plenty of room.

 

[Dan]

Aristocraft/Crest 27 mhz 10 channel 10 frequency receiver with a switch for pulsed vs linear power and the white 2 pin connector for a 12 volt cooling fan if drawing over 3 amp s (manual states 5 but Lewis said 3 amp at a show). 10 amps pulsed, 8 amps linear output.