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Electronic self-build kits
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In order to support the Bletchley Park Museum and
Museum Jan Corver (the Dutch Radio Ham Museum),
we developed a number of electronic self-build kits.
The kits can not be ordered directly from us, but only
from the two museums mentioned above. In addition we do
offer them for sale directly at various (international) radio
shows.
A brief description of each kit is given below.
Alternatively, click any of the thumbnails below to go
straight to the relevant page.
*) The image on the right shows an example of a self-built
wooden Enigma-E case from one of our customers. Please note
that this case is not available from us and that the
items shown in the picture are not included with the kit.
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If you have already obtained one or more kits from us, you
might want to register them. Registration is not mandatory,
but is useful for sending you information and newsletters.
Furthermore, it might help in communication.
Under no circumstances will we pass your personal details
on to others.
Once you have registered yourself and your kit(s), you may
change your details at any time by going to the registration
page and logging on.
In the future, registered customers will have access to
additional information.
 Register now
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The Enigma-E is a small electronic replica of a real war-time
Enigma machine.
It is fully compatible with the 3 and 4-wheel
machines used by the German Army during WWII.
The Enigma-E comes as a complete kit, containing a professional
PCB (Printed Circuit Board), all components, a circuit diagram
and a 60+ page manual with instruction and full historical
backgrounds.
More information
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The UhrBox-E is an electronic replica of
the Enigma Uhr that was
introduced by the German Lufwaffe in 1944,
in an attempt to make the Enigma more secure.
The UhrBox-E comes as a complete kit, containing a professional
PCB, all components, a circuit diagram
and a full-colour manual with instruction and full historical
backgrounds.
More information
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As most electronics hobbyists aren't skilled wood workers, we've taken the
hard work off your hands and are now able to offer nearly complete pre-built
Enigma-E cases, made from genuine oak wood.
More information
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Please note that not all products shown on this website are produced
and/or sold by us. We can therefore accept no responsibility for the
(in)correct description of these products, their quality and/or their
usefulness for any purpose whatsover.
Currently, none of these products are sold directly from this site.
For sales addresses, please check the ordering page.
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