Hello, Can some one identificate this radio set ? sorry for the quality.
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Miroslav OM6AMV
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Miroslav OM6AMV
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Dr Miroslav. Can you take more photos ? 73 Ragnar la5heOriginally posted by terabit View Post -
The Morse key is a Luftwaffe T2, the other elements don't look German to me...
regards,
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More foto.
Miroslav
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Hello
Please have you on this box some references
What is the reference for the valve using ?
It is no more easy to idenficate there box
regards RV12p2000
it is problably a clandestine radio
The valve support is american octal
the box on the right is transmitter because you have a support for xtal, on the left receiver and in midle the power supply
built in and by ?Last edited by rv12p2000; 05-22-2013, 04:21 AM.Comment
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I have only this photos. ..
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There are some resemblence with soviet Nabala set.
http://www.milradio.com/Pictures/War...bala_Radio.jpg
Can you make inside photos?Comment
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RX is the same like in "Belka-4" (simple 1-V-1). I have manual for "Belka" since 1942, receiver is the same, but transmitter is different.
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I believe thet this set is one variant of Nabla. Probably RX design was successful and was shared with Belka set - as they were manyfactured in the same secret factory anyway. Miroslav, your set is in the collection of UR6CW (as also my first link states).
Here's it again.
http://uarl.com.ua/album/UR6CW/slides/IMG_0013.html
As you are Ham, contact UR6CW directly.Comment
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Thank you VAL and RU3AL for your identification.
Miroslav
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Belka was by the way used by the NKVD after war in the Baltics to communicate during the raids to catch our freedom fighters - forest brothers.
http://qrp.ru/media/kunena/attachments/829/belka.jpg
http://qrp.ru/media/kunena/attachments/829/5.jpgComment
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Sorry...while we on the topic - quality image of the the very rare Tensor spy set (also NKVD), for comparison.
http://s3.uploads.ru/zesL5.jpgComment
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