German clandestine hf transmitter and receiver

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German clandestine hf transmitter and receiver
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German clandestine hf transmitter and receiver, in small suitcase; includes silent key and two pairs headphones; c. 1940 (one tuning coil and batteries missing)

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Category:: Radio Communication

Object Number:: 1981-1480

type:: transmitter

credit:: B Janes

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German clandestine hf transmitter and receiver

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