German Radio Videos

[Yuri D.]

I have started making videos of my radios working. Here is one of the first ones. I recently purchased this Torn.E.b out of the woodwork, along with a battery box and about 40 RV2P800 tubes + power cable. After replacing just one bad tube, the receiver worked without any repairs or modifications. Probably, the electrolytic box capacitors need to be replaced, but I can do that later.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_a0Q2RPAeQs

Yuri

[Bill Grist]

Wonderful video on the German Reveiver will be watching for more.. Thanks Bill (KI4LRR)

[Rauchtarn]

That,s big fun!!!Thanks for your video!!

[paul clements]

Yuri....Fantastic, Thanks!!!

[fieldgear]

Hey Yuri,

That was outstanding! Looking forward to the next episode...........


Best,..Rob

[la5he@yahoo.no]

[QUOTE=Yuri Desyatnik;3306440]I have started making videos of my radios working. Here is one of the first ones. I recently purchased this Torn.E.b out of the woodwork, along with a battery box and about 40 RV2P800 tubes + power cable. After replacing just one bad tube, the receiver worked without any repairs or modifications.
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That is the norm for German WW2 radios !!
It plays best on telegraphy but I assume you dont know morse-code?
With the Ruckkopplung you get a pretty sensitive receiver, even by todays standard.

Ragnar

[G1DRP]

Excellent videos. Many thanks for sharing

[umformer]

uboat radio room!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6rTkcGVNGg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RvZ6...eature=related


Very interesting display, givies me some ideas.

I think I am going to dig out my c-vhs of the working torneb, 5 watt sender and 80 watt sender I made about 6 years ago.

alan

[umformer]

more

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eqcD...eature=related