(e). German WW2 radio communication equipment
News about
this site, see
page 91n
Kw.E.a is probably the best functioning of all the
German communication receivers.
With the proper function settings and simple modification the
performance may be compared to later receivers like Drake 2-B and
Collins 51-S, in fact the Collins receiver needs some
modifications for perfect operation on SSB and it uses similar
AGC-amplifier (click on the picture to
navigate).
Intention for the German radio and radar pages:
The intention is not to copy the
more professional style you find on many other sites, which in my
opinion takes a lot of work to present little info. It is no good
reason for shown a lot of small picture with inadequate text,
with the possibility to click on the picture to have a little
larger micro-picture without text, but show some observations and
references I have collected with actual information on the actual
page or referred to when too much to display on the first page. I
am aware that it may not look professional, and I am critized for
it, but professionalism doesn't make anything alone. In the data-age
the tool update seems often to be more important than to make
anything useful at all. My hobby is not to plan to do something
some time in the future.
Click on the picture(s) to navigate
| Kriegsmarine equipment (T 9 K 39 RX shown) |
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| Luftwaffe Equipment (FuG 25a IFF shown) |
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| Wehrmacht Equipment (Torn. E. b = 24b-305 (1938) RX |
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| French equipment (52) |  |
| Philips equipment (53a) |  |
| Radio Link equipment (SEG2T shown) |
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| Coast fortresses in this area |
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| Radar equipment (Wurzburg Riese) |
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LA6NCA DC/DC inverter operated on 12VDC for battery operated
receivers.
The type 1 converter is seen over left corner of my Fu.H.E.u.,
more details on page e97
e11 RX IF
List I (German), based on handbooks and
different sources
e12 Data for German
communication receivers
e13 RX IF List II (non-German), based on info from G3VA and other sources
f11 Some more receivers
f12 SSB Conversion (part II)
for surplus RX
f13 SSB conversions (part I) for
surplus RX
11a The old page for German
Radio communication equipment
35a. German Radar equipment
ea. more information
about WWII radio communication and other
Technical articles under preparation (received
from PA0SE Dick Rollema):
10a Introduction to German World War II Radio Equipment
10b. Telefunken World War II Universal TRF receiver Torn.E.b
[PA0SE]
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]
994
technical topics index
996.
Hellschreiber at Dayton Hamvention 2003
another intersting site is
Foundation for German communication and
related technologies
I enjoy collecting these
items and I will show them on my website for others to enjoy. I
am not interested in selling them, however - please do not ask.
Instead, I hope to help others who collect this type of gear and
would like to hear from them.
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Last update 2004.11.29
