Übertragerkästchen.

[ezesar]

Hi again.

New images of something I haven´t seen before (perhaps not much adecuate searching ...).

I think that it could be used for coupling impedance through lines with one or two wires similar than phantom coils ...

https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resi...=folder%2c.JPG

Help needed.

Regards.

César.

[Funksammler]

I have not seen these before either. They seem to be designed to be used with the "Vermittlungskästchen", perhaps so that the exchange could be connected to a "ZentralBatterie" (ZB) telephone system.

Here it is shown as WW1 vintage: http://firstwartechnik.free.fr/allve...ungkasten.html

regards,

Funksammler

[ezesar]

I have not seen these before either. They seem to be designed to be used with the "Vermittlungskästchen", perhaps so that the exchange could be connected to a "ZentralBatterie" (ZB) telephone system.

Here it is shown as WW1 vintage: http://firstwartechnik.free.fr/allve...ungkasten.html

regards,

Funksammler

Thanks Funksammler. I´ve seen this web in several ocassions but never seen this link.

Perhaps I will send an answer to this gentleman...

César.

[kabel]

This are probably used as an interface from single wire, ground return lines to double line systems. The normal double line systems will get less noise that way.

kabel

[ezesar]

Thanks for your response.

I´ve read something about this purpose referred to the Schnurloser Übertrager.

Happy new year.

Regards.

César.

This are probably used as an interface from single wire, ground return lines to double line systems. The normal double line systems will get less noise that way.

kabel