Telephone Set D Mk V

Telephone D Mk V
Specifications
Weight	11 lb (5 kg)
Length	10 1⁄4 in (26.035 cm)
Width	6 1⁄4 in (15.875 cm)
Height	5 1⁄2 in (14 cm)

The Telephone D Mark V is a Second World War era portable telephone designed for field use in Army formation forward of Divisional Headquarters. In addition to the ability to talk, it provides a call buzzer, a bell indication of an incoming magneto generator call, aural indication of an incoming buzzer call and the ability to communicate by buzzer and key. The handset is a Telephones, Hand, No. 2.

Reliable speech could be as much as 14 to 16 miles with D8 cable or 8 to 10 miles of D3 twisted cable. Morse telegraphy could be 25 and 15 miles respectively.

Related Pages

• Telephone D Type Training Pattern
• Telephones, Hand, No. 2

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