1944 WWII  WEHRMACHT GERMAN MILITARY TFuG. k  FIELD SERVICE RADIO TRANSCEIVER

Description

EXCELLENT CONDITION WWII GERMAN MILITARY         WEHRMA
CHT
TFuG. k
RAD
IO TRANSCEIVER  S/N 3845  Build 1944
CHASSIS and FRONT PANEL are in EXCELLENT condition with all original Tubes and Chassis parts.
Please view front panel carefully as it looks to be unused or had very little use, having no tell tale finger wear marks or scratches on input pins!
The wood cabinet feet have NO scratches which happens almost instantly upon any use. Pictures do little justice to this rare Radio which is as nice as any top
shelf BEST Keepers we have!
Acquired in 1983, the former owner had this unit working and nothing has changed since, having been carefully stored.
This unit will come with Antenna and Mount and possibly mic which will be in pics soon.
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The TFuG.k transceiver was introduced in 1943. It transmits on the same frequency range as the Torn. Fu. f and receives on the same range as the Torn. Fu. c. The vacuum tubes in the TFuG.k are the RV2,4P700 type, in contrast to the other Torn.Fu.* models that employ the RV2P800 tubes.
In place of the standard battery configuration employing one filament and one anode battery, the battery box for the
TFuG.k
uses two filament batteries (
2,4NC58
) and a vibrating power supply (
WGl. 2,4 a
) to convert the 2,4 Volt filament voltage of the second battery to 150 Volts for the anode circuit.
There are speculations about why this arrangement was introduced. Some say that because this was a "forward artillery spotting transceiver" the spotters needed the capability of staying in the field for an extended period of time. Since both of the
2,4NC58
batteries were rechargeable, this provided the radio operator the capability of staying in his position for an indefinite period of time.
These are portable radio sets, and are intended for field service as pack sets. The transmitters can be modulated using ordinary field telephone lines. Satisfactory operation is possible over about 1.5 miles of field wire.
Unit weight 40lbs
Ship weight 46lbs
This Unit is Sold AS-IS as a WWII collectable
No claim is made as to the functionality of this Radio Gear in whole or part.
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WITHIN 48HRS of SALE**
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