Funksprechgerät f , German WW2 Panzer radio in use.

[@Kriegselefanten]

Du lager veldig gode og forståelige videoer, Helge. En fryd både å se og høre på deg !!👍👍

[@LA6NCA]

Takk for den fine kommentaren.

[@roberts1938]

Works great! It looks like you bought it in a store in the 80's. It's hard to believe that this is a radio station from the war. Very well and compactly designed interior. Every square centimeter was used inside. The modular structure allows for the replacement of damaged units.

[@jerryshore8374]

Thanks Helge for education and fun of seeing these radios inside and in use.

[@ElectromagneticUK]

Extremely interesting demonstration, always a pleasure to hear Norwegian amateurs operating vintage equipment. Thank you.

[@lylewatts6370]

Love the old radios and restoring them back to a useful state. Thanks for sharing.

[@RonanCantwell]

Really interesting stuff! That's a solid piece of kit. You look genuinely happy with that first contact, and so you should be 👍👍

[@awaismushtaq5719]

As usual master-piece of German engineering. Superb! Loved the video. Please, keep making them! Thank you!

[@LA6NCA]

Thank you.

[@fykasko]

Nice transceiver Helge! You get them working!

[@darbymathis7670]

I've been waiting for your next history lesson, and that "boyish" grin you get every time things work well! hi hi I appreciate your love for the radio hobby and history. thanks for all you do and share with us. 73 wd9m

[@roberts1938]

25:53 minute of the film, German radio stations are shown taken out of the Sd.Kfz transporter. 251 with the proper name Rosi from the Pilica River in Poland. Most likely, it was the communications vehicle of the 19th Armored Division, commander Kellner. At the end film you can see this vehicle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHbFZGqkd9ajZ7s

[@ingohauff461]

Thank you Helge, watching your videos is always a pleasure and very informativ. Greetings from Germany. 73 de DH1IH 👍

[@thomaskallmyr]

VERY INTERESTING INDEED.THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIRE HELGE FYKSE.FROM THOMAS KALLMYR UDDEVALLA SWEDEN. DAGENS DATU ÄR 23 SEPTEMBER 2024

[@P61guy61]

Very interesting to hear the throat mic vs hand mic. Thank you for sharing

[@salve-amicus]

Bravo Mr Helge, thats amazing, something special, thank you 73

[@kcscarecrow]

Great Video Helge. Amazing workmanship in those rigs. Built to take a lot of punishment. Solid construction.

[@joaobree6667]

Thank you so much. Has a fine scale modller i congrat you Sir for your amazing collection.

[@dominiquegagnot7972]

I really enjoy your videos. They remind me of my beginnings in amateur radio, in 1966. 73 of F5GY :)

[@williammitchem8274]

Fantastic radio demonstration...

[@pgiessing]

Dejlig att se dine old tyske radioer fine vidioer..thanks 😊 73 oz1cf

[@Сергей-й9к1ю]

Helge, thank you!

[@understandthetimes5721]

Beautiful radio, 73!

[@YD9MBM_MUSA]

Halo Sir. I am YD9MBM from Timor Island, Indonesia. I am very happy to watch your videos in this KZbin Channel. 73

[@Soundfactory24]

8:20 It's written on the microphone: "Feind hört mit" ("Enemy is listening") so be careful what you say 😅 73 de DL1LAJ - Andreas

[@davidcottee2808]

I was wondering what that said.

[@Jeffrey314159]

Does it translate into: Enemy is listening WITH you - - ?

[@TvAS428]

Beeindruckend! 73 Carsten

[@ahczma]

Thanks for the demonstration

[@skfalpink123]

No wonder they ran of aluminium to construct their aircraft. There must be half the wing of a Messerschmitt Bf-109 in that little radio!

[@MrBugsier5]

Its probably zalmac ..

[@kkteutsch6416]

And even yet Telefunken, Lorenz and Siemens made the best engineered and crafted radio equipment of II War...

[@kkteutsch6416]

​​​​@@MrBugsier5 zamak is a metal league invented by german metalurgy... Zamak means the 5 elements of material ( Zinc, Alluminun, Magnesium etc...)

[@kkteutsch6416]

Just compare the archtetury of these radios with allied ones😊, mades of 3mm steel foils and weighting a lot.

[@Jeffrey314159]

German Electronics are always the best made

[@talking.points]

Very good interesting video

[@carsten6707]

Hej Helge! Glad to see you’re back! Great video as usual . Extremely nice job on this little radio. Always great pleasure to watch your videos ! Would be great to work you some time. Maybe on 40 m or so. Or maybe In Eskilstuna in April. 73 from Dalarna. SA4GWT Carsten

[@LA6NCA]

Thanks for the comment. Yes, a QSO would have been nice. Do you operate CW?

[@carsten6707]

@@LA6NCA sorry I did not have the chance to learn it yet. Just voice at the moment but I’m looking forward to learn it . I’m outside trying to fix my antenna right now. Partly blown down by the storm last week

[@alainmichaud8992]

Very well done. Thank you !

[@МаксимРотенко-э8ъ]

Das ist ein interessantes Object.

[@mmouse928]

Great video as usual VE3WPZ

[@ugarit5]

An actual ww2 laringophone in use! How did you find that in a good condition??

[@MrBugsier5]

Nice set Helge! Works great ! Audio on the mike is a bit wizzy, Throath set is remarkably good.. Maby thry a other mike on it.. Germans knowing it should soud better on tx.. Rx is nice!! .

[@LA6NCA]

Thanks for the comment. Yes, the carbon grain microphone didn't sound so good, but it was easy to understand. Those I communicated with had modern transmitters. So the sound in the receiver was good.

[@Andrewausfa]

Super, thank you for the demonstration. I love that e52!! Does it concern you when replacing old components? Do you hide modern parts in the old cases where you can or make reproductions of the original?

[@LA6NCA]

Thank you for your nice comment. Sometimes I have to change capacitors. Then I open the old ones and insert a newer one inside.

[@thomthumbe]

Excellent! Are the tubes in this radio rare? Or are replacements easy to find? What about cost for tube replacements? I am rebuilding a very old radio myself and I am finding for my radio that tube replacements are hard to find and they are expensive as well. Thanks again for your wonderful KZbin channel! I am always excited to see new videos from you! 😀

[@sagartzoli]

Fantastic!

[@joeblow8593]

Thanks

[@MrBugsier5]

What was the distance you worked on, and what is the outgoing power to the antenna?

[@LA6NCA]

Thanks for the comment. Power output was approx. 0.6 watts And the distance was only within the same city, no more than approx. 3km

[@STEPHANEMONACO]

Bonjour, Je fais partie d'une association qui restaure une batterie allemande en France, nous recherchons des radios ou pièce pouvant être présenter. Sinon, serait-il possible de nous créer un message actuellement nous avons simplement un Torb B pour les visites du bunker.

[@michalis5817]

Wow

[@oe5awl1]

A great transceiver, I have 2 of them. Both are working. Thank you for this fine video ! 73 de OE5AWL

[@LA6NCA]

Thanks for the info. I see from QRZ that you have a lot of great radios.

[@HummerHøjmark]

Hej helge det er Hummer. Tusinde tak for din kæmpe hjælp med de to Panzer radioer vi kan næsten ikke vente med at få dem instaleret i vores to Panzer biler Panzer1A og KFZ222

[@p1nesap]

Is that a WW2 shirt?

[@LA6NCA]

No, it's brand new. :-)

[@p1nesap]

​@@LA6NCAcool it looks vintage. I imagine you have relatives who defended Norway.

[@vitaly8253]

Хм ! Я думал что немецкие танковые рации работали что то около 27 мгц и Частотной Модуляцией.

[@Dromidont]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@anderskihlelb3bj835]

Skulle vært morsomt å hørt hvis du hadde pratet ‘’forbi’’ mikrofonen og ikke rett inn i mikrofonen v. 12min og 25 sekunder ut i videoen. når du prater høyere inn i mikrofonen. Hørtes først veldig bra ut før du pratet høyere. Ellers veldig kult å se det du holder på med Helge :) Takker også for omvisningen den gangen jeg var på besøk. Utrolig! Mvh LB3BJ

[@Dromidont]

Он работает через ларингофоны.