Rt 3600, working, was used in several vehicles like Nekaf, Landrover, DAF, Ya serie, Munga and tanks and armoured vehicles RT-3600 was a VHF wide-band FM military radio set, developed for the Dutch Army by Philips Telecommunications Industry (PTI) in Hilversum (Netherlands) during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The RT-3600 was an extremely robust radio and, although it was phased-out in the late 1990s, many of them were still in use in 2011. They are also popular with collectors and hams. The radio covers 26-70 MHz with 10 kHz deviation and a channel spacing of 50 kHz. Output power is 2W, but can be increased to 30W by installing the (optional) AM-3600 power amplifier. This is not included Can be shipped as two parcels die to antenna