Pre-war German aircraft like the Heinkel He51 and Focke-Wulf FW56 had switches installed to operate the FuG VII "Bordfunkgeräte".
As far as I know these switches consisted of a tuning switch for transmitting (Robert Bosch Abstimmregler Gerätenummer Fl 26608 ) and a more or less identical switch for receiving (Robert Bosch Ruckkopplungregler Gerätenummer Fl 26609). What I would like to know is how the dials from these switches looked.
There was a third switch with "Umschalter with Gerätenummer FL 26607", which was most likely used to switch either between frequencies or between sending and receiving.
If anybody could explain the use of these switches and could show me how switch FL 26607 looked, I would be very grateful
As far as I know these switches consisted of a tuning switch for transmitting (Robert Bosch Abstimmregler Gerätenummer Fl 26608 ) and a more or less identical switch for receiving (Robert Bosch Ruckkopplungregler Gerätenummer Fl 26609). What I would like to know is how the dials from these switches looked.
There was a third switch with "Umschalter with Gerätenummer FL 26607", which was most likely used to switch either between frequencies or between sending and receiving.
If anybody could explain the use of these switches and could show me how switch FL 26607 looked, I would be very grateful
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