Military Wireless in the Midlands Museum Virtual Museum site
(Tatsächliches Museum hat zu Militärischem Radio gewidmet)

The German Section

or (fur zee Tommy, der page ist just beginning)
A Real early item, the receiver as used in the Zeppelin airships, E381H. Some restoration needed but an interesting project.

A period picture.

The Hagenuk 5K Marine set, receiver transmitter (power supply external) used in Naval Installations, harbour control etc. 5 Watt output.
ger1
The Torn B Emfanger or receiver, WWII, field troop use, set on top, battery box below.
ger2
The UKWe receiver, WWII tank set, the matching transmitter was housed in a similar case.
ger3

The UKw receiver and 109W Sender, soon to be operational on 10Mtrs again.
ukw

The German Airforce WWII receiver EK, similar role to the R1155 and transmitter SK, 3 valves, osc and twin pa, 80W o/p, similar role to the T1154.

A war time German Spy set, the E/S90, suitcase set, rx 3 valve, tx 2 valve, vfo, pa, no provision for xtal ?? so how on earth frequency resetting was done ? freq range about 6 to 11 Mhz.
s90

The Radion R3 receiver, used in conjunction with the RS20 transmitter.
A set of German WWII Field Phones, bakerlite, very nice styling, a little different to our Type F.
ger8
Latest addition here, the HMZL OKW 34 receiver. More details to follow later.
okz
A recent addition here, a 1940 Hellschreiber, acquired with the very good help of my friend Timo. The unit is in very nice condition and even works, after 62 years ! I hope to have it on the air with a German tx very soon. (click on pics for slightly bigger views)
The German WWII
Hellschriber
Fig 1
views before
restoration
Fig 2
and attempts
to get
unit
Fig 3
it working
again
Fig 4
Slightly more modern set, SEM 35, VHF transceiver. 26 to 70 MHz.
sem35

Guten Tag, bitter, kommon her again....

Vielen Dank für Besuchen. Viel Glück. Ich werde Sie bald sehen.

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