StornoMatic 900
How car phones looked in 1981
Control Head
Boot Unit - Type SM9114D025A No F 901345 SPEC PE00000
This 10.5 kg 37x28x8cm mass of aluminium, steel and electronics, that would probably be installed in your cars boot.
It has covers that reveal circuitry on both sides, sub assemblies that connect into a pcb sandwiched in the middle
In the bottom left of the image on the left is a green daughter board that has 2 eproms on it
Eprom Daughter Board
The Board Contains a battery, 2 Mostek MKM2716 eproms, a RCA CD4011BE and a Signetics N82S123F a 256 bit field programmable bipolar Prom
The contents of the 051 eprom look like this, you will note the first column is nealry always "00"
The contents of the 052 eprom look like this, you will note the first columb looks differnet
A bit further down in the same (052)eproms contents, the second eprom is looking like the first Eprom
Frequency Syntheses- FS 902
On the radio side of the boot unit in the second compartment from the right is the frequency synth.
At its heart is a plain looking 28 pin IC marked 185 726P1 8139, near by is a 8 pin motorola ic marked 700107P 8111
At the top of the picture above is a plug in module marked X09011 19D 900065 G23 DENMARK 47-81
In side is a crystal marked 10KV681 12800.0K 156463, A tuning coil, through hole and surface mount components.
Coaxial Leads from FS 902 goto the compartments either side, 1 to the left marked FG912 and one to the right
Service manuals
Ive just seen some service manuals on ebay, but they are a bit expensive for me at the moment !
£9.99 + £10 postage
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Storno-Public-Radio-Telephone-Stornomatic-900-Service-Manuals-/261470987320
Storno Public Radio Telephone Stornomatic 900 Service Manuals
Storno Part No SM9114D025AP
Set of 3 Manuals in very goodcondition.
1. Volume 1 - Basic Radio manual -System description and installation
2. Volume 2 - Module Manual -Descriptions, circuit diagrams and parts lists for all the modules
3. Technical Spec and Adjustmentprocedure.
Details of one of the first automaticPublic Mobile Radio Telephone systems that connected to the UKtelephone network in the early 1980s. Operated on 95 VHF frequenciesat around 159 and 164MHz using vehicle mounted duplex transceivers.
Total weight 1.65Kg
See also http://www.storno.co.uk/radiophone.htm , the page is backed up below..
A manual for the NMT 450Mhz version can be found here http://www.storno.dk/misc/SM9662D025AP_8049.pdf