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Micromill
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M7101
Tracking receiver - this page is a stub - wanted item

M7101 is a mobile radio direction finder (RDF), also known as a Tracking Receiver, developed around 1987 by Micromill in Emsworth (later: Waterberry) (UK). It was used by law en­force­ment and intelligence services for tracking vehicles, persons or goods under surveillance, commonly in combination with an RF tracking beacon — a covert transmitter — from the same manufacturer.

The image on the right shows the M7101 track­ing receiver with external readout, housed in a standard briefcase. Click to enlarge.

The M1701/10 was the same receiver but with 10 channels.

➤ Brochure
➤ Manual 		  

Compatible beacons on this website
2W RF tracking beacon
Documentation
  1. Target/Vehicle Tracking System - Receiver M7101
    Brochure with description of M7101. 4 pages.
    Grifftech Systems. No date (est. 1987).

  2. Mobile Tracking Receiver M7101 and M7101/10 - Operator Handbook
    Micromill Electronics Ltd., 1 November 1987. Issue 1.
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