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The '''Interad 7121R''' is a VHF/UHF Spectrum Receiver made by [[Interad Ltd]] based on a modified [[5111|Tektronix 5111 storage scope]], with an application-specific plug-in. <br /><br />
The '''Interad 7121R''' is a VHF/UHF Spectrum Receiver made by [[Interad Ltd]] based on a modified [[5111|Tektronix 5111 storage scope]], with an application-specific plug-in.
 
This system was a Spectrum Surveillance system used by spooks to monitor and intercept RF emissions back in the good ol' Cold War days. The unit in question is early '70's vintage. You could sweep 1-1000 MHz and stare at the screen to see what was popping up, then narrow the span to "home in" in on the emitter, finally switching to a manual fixed tune mode and actually demodulate and listen to the offending signal to see if it was a "bug" or some other undesirable covert emitter.
This system was a Spectrum Surveillance system used by spooks to monitor and intercept RF emissions back in the good ol' Cold War days. The unit in question is early '70's vintage. You could sweep 1-1000 MHz and stare at the screen to see what was popping up, then narrow the span to "home in" in on the emitter, finally switching to a manual fixed tune mode and actually demodulate and listen to the offending signal to see if it was a "bug" or some other undesirable covert emitter.


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Interad_7121R_Front_Mainframe.jpg | Interad 7121R front mainframe view
Interad_7121R_Front_Mainframe.jpg | Interad 7121R front mainframe view
Interad_7121R_Front_Panel.jpg | Interad 7121R front panel view
Interad_7121R_Front_Panel.jpg | Interad 7121R front panel view
Interad_7121R_Left_Side_Mainframe.jpg | Interad 7121R left side mainframe view
Interad_7121R_Right_Side_Mainframe.jpg | Interad 7121R right side mainframe view
Interad_7121R_Rear_Left_Panel.jpg | Interad 7121R rear left panel view
Interad_7121R_Rear_Left_Panel.jpg | Interad 7121R rear left panel view
Interad_7121R_Rear_Right_Panel.jpg | Interad 7121R rear right panel view
Interad_7121R_Rear_Right_Panel.jpg | Interad 7121R rear right panel view

Latest revision as of 15:52, 9 August 2021

Interad 7121R
VHF/UHF Spectrum Receiver
Interad Ltd 7121R

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Manuals
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(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Interad 7121R is a VHF/UHF Spectrum Receiver made by Interad Ltd based on a modified Tektronix 5111 storage scope, with an application-specific plug-in.

This system was a Spectrum Surveillance system used by spooks to monitor and intercept RF emissions back in the good ol' Cold War days. The unit in question is early '70's vintage. You could sweep 1-1000 MHz and stare at the screen to see what was popping up, then narrow the span to "home in" in on the emitter, finally switching to a manual fixed tune mode and actually demodulate and listen to the offending signal to see if it was a "bug" or some other undesirable covert emitter.

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See Also

5000 Series plug-in interface
5103
5111 (5103/D11)
5113 (5103/D13)
5115 (5103/D15)

Pictures