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Gerhard Heigl Editor A  Articles: 727 Schem.: 750 Pict.: 1086 23.Mar.04 15:34

You aren't logged in. (Guest)   1 radione: R3 (alt); Wehrmacht  Netzbetrieb: 110, 150, 190, 220V~, wählbar mit dem Würfelstecker. Batteriebetrieb: Modelle mit 6V= oder 12V= oder 24V=. Empfangsbereiche: 3xKW 12-120m in 3 Bereichen: 2,5-6,7/6,7-14,7/14,7-25,7MHz. Quelle: Museumsbote To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help

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