SE108 WW2 spy radio in use. How to set up a simple portable antenna with maximum efficiency.

[@tpobrienjr]

Thank you for an outstanding demonstration. It shows that a spy radio needs to be designed for concealment - three parts in this case. Storing the Morse key inside one of the modules is a good idea. I have a tiny Russian spy key that slides into a mount on the outside of the transmitter - I don't know where it was stored, but probably inside the transmitter somewhere.

[@jerryuhte1284]

Great demo with the German wireless Helge , I didn't know about the German spy radios, workd good ,all your videos are great , tks ! Good luck om 73, I am a cw nut ! I will look up info on the radios .

[@WA8QFE]

I actually got on 40 meters today with my CIA RS-1 set today. Fun stuff ! 73

[@dxexplorer]

I hope this year I finally have the time to learn the code. The sounds of CW is what made me fall in love with the hobby when I was a kid. Now I finally have a license and still didn't learned the code haha. Thank you for one more nice video. The equipment amazes me. 73 DE YO6DXE.

[@andrzejturkiewicz8624]

basically it's every new video that surprises me, thank you Helge, thank you very much, 73 es GL, Andy SP2LNY

[@bitutube]

Good example of how the right antenna and its position make a significant difference. It’s not openly stated in the video, but note the antenna height is 90 feet (30m) which is one key to its effectiveness. The other two keys: the rock wall is a great signal reflector and the large body of water which the signal travels across. Excellent demonstration!

[@LA6NCA]

Thank you for describing the antenna so well. It worked as you describe, very well.

[@SeAfasia]

amazing setup Helge....the wires are practically effective..tks for share your try...73

[@eventozsingh280]

Very interesting ,great video. Though it seems the system was very cumbersome, with setup /antenna dismantle etc would have taken some time. As someone already mentioned , spy would need to clear out asap of his operating site before counter espionage team could triangulate his position.

[@LeopardAppaloosa755]

Very instructive to see what is possible with very limited equipment. Inspiring!

[@virilis]

This is amazing, thank you, very much fun to watch!

[@psnpacific]

Great video, really enjoy you using the old spy radio equipment. Pls make more...👍 K7OSS

[@cipheroth]

Your videos are so amazing, cheers my dear friend !

[@gliderrider]

Receiver drifts but is sensitive. Transmit is spot on. Love it!

[@hermes8014]

Que nostalgia!

[@radiorider8249]

Very interesting set up, congratulations. 73 Denis F6CRP

[@MrBugsier5]

Works nice Helge! Happy New Year, 73, from PD8533

[@pan_kat1083]

great work. nice filming.

[@leogusso7379]

Muy Buena demonstracion Del qso, excelente, fte 73 de py3 AJH Léo, RS BR 😊

[@davidgrey943]

The transmitter looks like single style of transmitter I am guessing that the receiver is regn or TRF in design. I like the smallness of the whole setup. 73's From ZL.

[@theoccasionalclaypiper]

Great video! Enjoyed seeing such historic equipment in action.

[@alexlevinski1998]

Nice and clear signal 👍

[@Steve-GM0HUU]

👍Excellent Helge. Good that this worked. I wondered why all the flags were on the cliff top. Utmerket Helge. Bra at dette fungerte. Jeg lurte på hvorfor alle flaggene var på klippetoppen.

[@SuperLaplander]

Very nice setup, thank you sir!

[@lorksmoot4937]

This is outstanding. Very greatly interesting. It would be interesting to see other antenna ideas attempted with this particular station. For instance, what would performance be like if a whip antenna was used? What about other things that might be used as an antenna that are commonly in houses, such as a window screen or some other conductive material...??? Thank you for your efforts in providing such excellent information!

[@rádiosantigos1958]

Very interesting. Could you show more of the receiver, transmiter and the power supply? Thanks.

[@LA6NCA]

I will make another video later. But here's one I made a while ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3WTaJSJmNd-rJI

[@asbjrnursin8912]

Godt nyttår Helge. Igjen en flott video og fint oppsett av stasjonen, men du burde ha funnet deg en plass i solen :-). 73, de LA5MT.

[@steinar80]

Flott video, Helge. Veldig morsomt å se! Veldig artig prosjekt, og viser nok engang at trådantenne er et meget godt portabel alternativ! 73, de LA5WTA

[@LA6NCA]

Ja, jeg har eksperimentert mye og har funnet at denne fungerer best på en enkel måte.

[@Andy2e0ree]

Happy New Year brother great old radio

[@lightninggamer7532]

Nice

[@RadioProyectos]

Wonderfull demonstration ☺️👍👍👍👍

[@khalidtarawneh2289]

PLZ tell us more aboout these radios

[@TomaszBorowskiTOM124q]

Superb !

[@EC5ABG]

Muy bueno!!👍, 73.

[@alexeyborealis4970]

Old school!

[@G7VFY]

nice built in morse key G7VFY. Who is drifting more, you or him?

[@LA6NCA]

My transmitter is crystal controlled and is 100% stable. But my receiver is very simple with three tubes, and is not completely stable.

[@GeoffreyFeldmanMA]

This is great. I am curious to know would a real spy possibly pick shorter wavelengths? I imagine too that a spy would need to clear out of his operating site before anyone can triangulate his position. Recovering the wire and getting away is part of the job.

[@do7425]

Spy radio but needs 48m of wire... Lol😂

[@ykdickybill]

Joking aside, I bet that equipment would be EMP proof…….

[@larspregge6420]

Nice stuff. But with this, you will get HF in the Shack :P

[@sq7wojwojtek314]

SUPER VIDEO.......73

[@oe5awl1]

Very fine equipment und excellent video. Thank you. 73 de OE5AWL

[@Dromidont]

👍👍👍👍👍 73!

[@mmouse928]

nice video as usual, great job. Mario VE3WPZ

[@wolfiontour1276]

I always enjoy watching your videos. DH1FBL Wolf

[@LA6NCA]

Thanks. Let us know if you have any suggestions for new videos.

[@wolfiontour1276]

@@LA6NCA I have sent you an E-Mail

[@jeffreydavis7706]

Very interesting. TU. 73 de KC2DAQ

[@HL1KKC]

HNY~ Vy nice de HL1KKC