24t) Radio-communication equipment
Ukw.E.c1, Ukw.E.d1, Ukw.E.e, Ukw.E.h

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e11. Receiver's Intermediate Frequency List
e12. Data for German communication receivers
e86. Thermionic Valves (tubes)
28a. Rotary converters
30g. 10WSc, 20W.S.d

Items moved to another page:
Wetter-Sonde, see page e67
Blindflug-Leitstrahl-Anlage E Bl 3, see page 24z

UKWEc1 10m receiver (27,2-33,2MHz)

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Ukw.E.c1 circuit diagrams on page 906

tnx Werner DB7EW http://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_profile.cfm?member_id=3242

Ukw.E.d (1937) 42.1-47.7MHz, IF=3.1MHz

Ukw.E.d1 42.1-47.7MHz






Ukw.E.d1 42.1-47.7MHz - somewhat modified

Ukw.E.e.: RF coils and tuning capacitor with the bandspread section on the right side (from an experiment in 1970)
Matching transmitter is 10W.S.c, more information

Performance data has not been seen for these receivers. Circuit: 7x RV12P4000 (a rugged version of RV12P2000) as RF, MIX, LO, IF, IF, Diode, Audio output (intercom).
IF=3.0MHz , AM only.
"Gelbstrich"-geräte (=Yellow marked equipment): Modification for intercom.
Dynamotor for 12V operation: EU.a, EU.a1, EU.a2, EU.a3, EU.a4

Audio output transformer: 6600(1650W)/2200T(250W DC), turns ratio 3:1.
Ukw.E.h covers 23,0-24,95MHz (divided into 40 Channels per 50kHz, channel #241-280).  Ukw.E.c1 (by LORENZ) same frequency range as Ukw.E.e IF is shown as 3100kHz in its documentation.  

Ukw.E.h receiver (24,1-28,0MHz)



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Receiver seen from above




Receiver seen from rear




Audio amplifier and dc power input stage seen from the side



Audio amplifier seen from above, audio output valve and transformer easily seen with the neon stabilizer tube clamp at center left

Two Ukw.E.e, somewhat modified or missing details. The third item misses the power connector. But they have been extensively used in amateur radio until the 1970's on 28MHz with 2m converters and perhaps this is the reason they still exist. It is more important to keep them operationable than keeping all original details.

For Ukw.E.e and Ukw.E.h circuit diagram, see pg 901

If you want to use UkwEe/UkwEh on amateur bands - where most current traffic is in SSB and CW modes, you will learn that the beat note isn't clean. The reaons for this is that the sawtooth wave from the neon lamp noise modulates the local oscillator. A way out of this is the so-called "Drake TR-4" solution where an extra diode is added, this is in fact an alternative to the two-anode type of stabilizer used in Germany before the war. For further decoupling it is adviced to use two diodes as shown. Without these diodes it is not possible to decouple the stabilized voltage, the neon lamp will flash bright and soon be damaged, but with the extra diodes it is no more load on the neonlamp, and possible to have a clean output voltage at the average level.



It seems easiest to mount the extra components on the connector. Seen in the bottom right corner, the 8000 ohm resistor is moved from above to under chassis. The 0,5µF capacitor shortcircuited after less than 5 minutes, it is the wellknown bad type of paper capacitor.

RV12P4000 (same size as RL2P3)

Power connection. Believe the +Umf can be used to check the heater voltage inside the receiver from the power supply and switch on some external equipment when the receiver is in use.

Aktuelle artikler å sjekke opp (Some Norwegian language articles to mention):
UKw.E.e Mottaker 27-30MHz - Skjema .................... AR 71-03-053
RV12P2000 og RV12P2001 brukes i nyeste mottakere AR 51-09-246

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