German radar images

[fireindi64]

Thanks SES

for the clear pic of a Freya.... but I am more looking for the small trailer.

I asked here too. Hope to get more informations

http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... &start=870


best regards

Henning

[SES]

Hi Henning,
I misunderstood your question.
bregds
SES

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

FuMG 64 Mannheim (FuMG 41 T) german AA radar In the background:

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[SES]

Hi,
Very interesting details on that picture. The Kdo.Gerät and radar in close proximity and the kill markings on the side of the rangefinder. Thanks for sharing.
bregds
SEX

[carius]

Kill markings are very interesting for me !
Many thanks for sharing,Sturm!

Best regards
George

[fireindi64]

Hi all

I found a very interessting pic in E-bay.

Like my opinion a FuMG62 on a trailer A2 in travelling situation, Towed by a Opel-Blitz Kfz 305/.. with a antenna on the roof.

best regards
Henning

[SES]

Hi Henning
Thanks for sharing this interesting picture. Please note the Ln-Wappen on the back of the truck.
mfg
SES

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

A small image from EBay:

Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Some images from EBay of a Wurzburg radar

Sturm78

[Sturm78]

....Part 2:

Sturm78

[SES]

Pictures from the 1944 - 1945 period. Youngster have been drafted to serve as radar operators, please note the uniform trousers.
bregds
SES

[SES]

In German post war returns to the allies of radar equipment I have always wondered, why radarsites with the otherwise most modern equipment were also fitted with seemingly Freya(Mot.). And not until I looked closely on the frequency used, did it dawn upon me. It is a reporting error seen so many times in German reporting both during and after the war.
The item in question here is a Freya found in SEEHUND, reported as a normal Freya(Mot), but working on a frequency of 80 Mhz, and that does not compute. So back to Trenkle. It is no doubt a FuMG(Flum) 41G(k3B) "Köthen C" with an antenna of 7,7 x 9,6 m. And SEEHUND was so equipped in order to have a radar outside the frequency band of the Jagdschloss and Wassermann IV.
Pictures from Næstved Arkiv via Jan Christensen.
bregds
SES

[jopaerya]

Thanks SES

Great discovery , a other mystery solved

Regards Jos

[SES]

bregds
SES

[ErwinZ]