Photos of communication equipment in use

[Yuri D.]

Very interesting photo. I especially like the power, antenna and interconnection sockets on the back of the desks. I wonder what the big receiver is in the middle of the photo - looks like either a Kw. E. a or an Lw. E. a. Since the other receivers in the room are Torn. E. b, then in all probability it's a Kw. E.a, since they had the gretest frequency overlap.

Notice that the student with the Kw. E. a is keying Morse Code. They are probably using the FF33 phones to connect to a weak in-room transmitter. Looks like the other students are receiving the code and transcribing it.

Yuri

[Larrister]

Hi,

Thanks Todd. You have also posted some awsome photos on this forum.

Here's another pic of a field telephone exchange in operation.

Cheers,

Larry

[Ville Kosonen]

I was supposed to place this here in this thread...

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=210691

[Larrister]

Another from 225 ID album.

[boyouLaGleize.]

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[hcs]

Torn Fu

Hi

Here is my contribution to this excellent thread.

HCS

[Larrister]

Two pics from a 9 Pz. Division album.

Signals truck and sleeping quarters.

[Larrister]

2.

[Yuri D.]

Looks like the top photo is of a WR1/T or P entertainment radio. And the cabinet behind the sleeping soldier says "Schreibgerät" or Writing Device.

The photo below, is probably of the same receiver.

Yuri

[Larrister]

Here's another photo showing German troops listening to a radio broadcast.
A Hitler speech or news from the front perhaps.

[Todd Gylsen]

Time to bring this thread back to the top.

They are receiving the weather forecast with the help of a radio receiver at the Berlin-Templehof airfield.
18 May 1938

[Todd Gylsen]

Telefunken-Zielflug-Peilrahmen PR50N
18 May 1938


Anyone know what this is??

[Todd Gylsen]

Ground radio direction position with Telefunken-Peilrahmen and rod antennae.
18 May 1938

[François B.]

Here a scan from I pic. I found recently.....

Looks like field-lessons with the klappenschrank...