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← Germany WWII Abwehr
Abwehr spy radio transmitter
- this page is a stub
- wanted item
SE-85/14 is a 14 Watt clandestine short-wave (SW) radio transceiver, developed
around 1938 at OKW-Aussenstelle Berlin-Stahnsdorf 1 (Germany)
for use during World War II (WWII)
by the German Intelligence Service,
the Abwehr.
From 1942 onwards, the transmitter was produced by OKW Aussenstelle Wurzen
[1].
The Italian equivalent of the device is known as RN-3.
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The radio set consists of an S-85/14 transmitter and an E-75 receiver which
was renamed E-85 on this occasion. In some cases, the S-85/14 was
used as a standalone transmitter, often in combinations with other receivers.
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- Louis Meulstee, Stazione RN-3
ISBN 0952063-36-0. Wireless for the Warrior, Volume 4, September 2004.
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