LA8AK
11a. German radio communication equipment
German radio communication receivers
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German WWII radio
transmitters
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German WWII radio transceivers
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Jo20K42 |  |
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HMZL34 BX925 |
Lichtsprech- gerät |
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23r Philips
portable equipment
Accessories (Sonstiges):
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Feld- fernschreiber |
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Wetter- Sonde |
34a
Luftwaffe equipment not covered on the other pages (planned)
11e
Zubehör
28c
NA6/NA6a mains power supply unit
Find valve data:
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German Socket types |  |
Wehrmacht- röhren (Heer) |
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Modulator techniques for German transmitting valves | Gittermodulasjon (not ready) | Controlled Carrier Modulator (AB7YD |
Technical information not covered in the selection above
Hansthom II-Vara
11c List of components
Pg-33b.
Trägerfrequenzgeräte
Carrier frequency equipment
Pg-35a Some units from German radar
equipment
C13 Test
equipment for boatanchor receivers [under construction]
e74 Signal
Bulletins for German radio equipment
(dt.Funk
Stellen)
Technical articles under preparation (received from PA0SE Dick
Rollema):
10a Introduction to German World War II Radio Equipment
12a. German World War II Radio Equipment - Köln
E52 receiver - part 1 (PA0SE Dick Rolema)
12b. German World War II Radio Equipment - Köln
E52 receiver - part 2 (PA0SE Dick Rolema)
12c. Lorenz Shortwave Receiver Lo6K39a
(Lo6L39), The ultimate TRF set [PA0SE]
12d. Telefunken World War II Superheterodyne Receiver Kw.E.a
(Lw.E.a) [PA0SE]
12e. Telefunken World War II Universal TRF receiver Torn.E.b
[PA0SE]
 AF3 |
 AF100 |
 LV1 |
 LD5 |
 RL4,8P15 |
 RL12P50 |
 LS50 |
 GU50 |
LA6NCA DC/DC inverter operated on 12VDC for battery operated
receivers.
The converter is seen over left corner of the Fu.H.E.u.
See more details on page E97
994. Detailed
index of all technical notes on this site
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Last updated: 2004.11.21
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