1942 WWII  WEHRMACHT GERMAN MILITARY Fu. H.E.a MONITORING RECEIVER

Description

EXTREMELY RARE
EXCELLENT CONDITION WWII GERMAN MILITARY
DIRECTION FINDING RAD
IO RECEIVER
TYPE Fu.H.E.a S/N 149229   Year 42
Fu.H.E.a   ( approximately “Radio Monitor Receiver model a” ) intended for intercept, communications, and direction finding. ( Offer does not include direction finding
accessory. )  75 – 875 kHz in 4 bands.  9 tubes, all type RV2P800.
This is a general-purpose, portable, up-to-date (for 1940) super-heterodyne receiver of die-cast light alloy and sheet aluminum elaborately designed. It consists of two HF amplification stages, frequency changer, separate oscillator, three IF stages, amplifying grid detector, output tube and heterodyne oscillator. A rotating turret carries the HF and oscillator tank circuits - 4 sets of 4 tank circuits each; inductance adjustment is by threaded iron cores in the antenna and HF plate coils and by a copper slug in the oscillator coils; parallel trimming is by variable ceramic capacitors and oscillator padding by fixed tubular ceramics.
Circuits are tuned by a 4-gang variable capacitor of die-cast construction with ball bearings and ceramic insulation. The heterodyne oscillator is controlled by a three-position switch - one for "off" and other two giving notes of 1000 KHz below and 1000 KHz above the null point. A 900 KHz filter that permits CW signals to be received, in spite of interference, consists of a tuning iron core choke in the 2nd detector plate circuit that can be inserted by switch "Tonsieb
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Mechanical parts function and looks to be complete, please view pictures carefully and compare to others you won't find on the Web
*This unit has the fine tune gear broken* from shaft, see pic, that looks to be ceramic and for someone knowledgeable about materials and glues this should present an easy fix. Radio can still be coarse tuned and Bands selected.
This Radio has a quite Stunningly Excellent Condition front panel and with a bit of work will be a great addition to any Collector.
Unit weight 60lbs
Ship weight 65lbs
This Unit is **Sold AS-IS** as a WWII collectable only.
No claim is made as to the functionality of this Radio in whole or part.
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