Radio set up on U Boat

[Jock Auld]

Guys,

I don't mind at all, post away.

Fill your boots!

Its not really my thing and each to their own.

I was a comunicator/observer for 23 years so now I'm happy just to be a civy.

I don't suppose any of you have a U-Boat to go with it?

Jock

[la5he@yahoo.no]

U-995 on display

http://s307.photobucket.com/albums/n...%20%20%20KIel/




I have uploaded some photos from my visit in Kiel this week. I did not know that this U-boot actualy was a gift from Norway many years after the end of WW2 !!!

Ragnar

[Jock Auld]

Ragnar,

I have been up to U995 myself.

Did you find the actual memorial for the U-Boat crews.

It is about 4 or 5 kms South South East on the same side of the water?

It has a list of every boat lost with a list of crew lost and how which I found intersting, some state 'rammed by fishing boat' and unusual events like that.

Jock

[Misi]

EO509 receiver

Does anyone know what type of radio they had on a U-Boat and where one can be acquired, Thanks, Mike

Also ,receiver EO509 using in U-boat





All the bests, Misi

[Tornfuté]

hello it's a nice receiver well made , better then the telefunken E381
i have 2 , some were made for export , and personaly i did'nt think it was used on uboat , it's a marine receiver
pierre

[Misi]

Radio set up on U-boat

Hello,

I can the history of this EO509.
100 % is from U-boat.
Do you will,i can in E-mail show for you,
history of this receiver.
Best regards,Misi

[Tornfuté]

hello misi pm send yesterday waiting explanation
pierre

[sscrooge]

I dont have a uboat radio but i do have this from one that was 100% on a uboat , rgds Dave

[Jan7]

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Interesting addition very informative, about Radioequipment and communications onboard/inter U-Boote:

http://www.uboatarchive.net/KTBNotesCommunicationsCumulativeEdition.htm









Jan.

[Misi]

Radio set up on U Boat

I dont have a uboat radio but i do have this from one that was 100% on a uboat , rgds Dave

Dave,

Perhaps it would be possible that only those ,in the Black Sea, Romania coastal protect U-Boats were equipped with a device type of EO 509 ?
Many older radio amateurs from Konstantza said that in 1961, 1965 years that radio was the six German submarine Radioklubes gave the club members
Excuse my ,I can not english,I use the Google translater.
All the bests, Misi

[la5he@yahoo.no]

Guys,

This is the best I can do, it is stuck behind the door frame in the shed.
Lo 6L 39 it states on the plate.I am going to try a link to it I have put it up on another site where its free to post.
http://www.military-awards.eu/forum/...&p=952#post952Jock

Watch you back when you are moving it !! I once had to go to a kiropractiser
after moving one I had

Rgds Ragnar

[sscrooge]

Dave,

Perhaps it would be possible that only those ,in the Black Sea, Romania coastal protect U-Boats were equipped with a device type of EO 509 ?
Many older radio amateurs from Konstantza said that in 1961, 1965 years that radio was the six German submarine Radioklubes gave the club members
Excuse my ,I can not english,I use the Google translater.
All the bests, Misi

Hi Misi, i dont really understand what you mean but i can tell you this came from a uboat in north sea rgds Dave

[Misi]

Hi Misi, i dont really understand what you mean but i can tell you this came from a uboat in north sea rgds Dave

Hello, Dave,
You are sure that in the in North Sea and in the Black Sea was also the same communications equipment? It would be impossible difference, between communication equipment ?It was possible that over the years changed the equipment type?
If you definitely know it so, then I
All the bests, Misi

[Yuri D.]

One of Ragnar's U-boat photos has a Lo1UK39 mounted on the wall. Looks like the bottom of the case for that device has been cut off. The part that carries the anode battery and accessories is missing. Has this been cut off specifically for installation on a U-boat? I ask because I have an Lo1UK39 where the case was also cut off just like the one in the picture. Just wanted to know if this was a deliberate U-boat modification, or some post-war convenience mangling job.

[Funksammler]

I thought the U boats had the Lo10UK39 (Marine Fritz) as the base set, the Lo1UK35 was used as a portable boarding set. There is a wall mounting for the Lo1UK35 (see: http://www.agder.net/la8ak/25h.htm) but I don't think it was used in U-boats.

regards,

Funksammler