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Surveillance receiver · DDR
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EKD-500 is a civil/military monitoring and surveillance receiver,
developed around 1986 by VEB
RFT Funkwerk Köpenick in East-Berlin
(East-Germany, DDR), as the successor to the EKD-300.
Together with its anticipated successor EKD-700,
it belongs to the last commercial
communications receivers manufactured in the DDR before the fall of the
Berlin Wall in 1989 and the subsequent
reunification of Germany in 1990, followed by the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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this device.
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Device Communications receiver Purpose General communications, monitoring, surveillance Type Superheterodyne, double/triple conversion Model EKD-500 Manufacturer VEB Funkwerk Köpenick Years 1986-1990 Country East-Germany (DDR) Variants EKD-511, EKD-512, EKD-514, EKD-515 Users Stasi (MfS), NVA, Navy, civil services Frequency 14 kHz — 30 MHz Resolution 10 Hz — 9999 kHz Waveforms see below Bandwidth see below Memories 99 Dimensions ? Weight 25 kg
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- AM
- USB
- LSB
- CW
- FAX
- ECSS Sync
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- 150 Hz
- 400-750 Hz
- 1.75 kHz
- 3.1 kHz
- 6 kHz
- +3 kHz (USB)
- -3 kHz (LSB)
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- Remote controllable
- Scanning
- Tracking preselection
- Excellent large signal rejection
- Good frequency stability
- Modular design
- Mechanical IF filters
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