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Valise Radio Clandestine S-90/40 de lÕAbwehr.

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Valise Radio Clandestine S-90/40 de lÕAbwehr comprenant son unite dÕalimentation secteur, son casque radio et des c ables, le recepteur E-90 et lÕemetteur S-90/40. Le tout est contenu dans une valise rectangulaire noire dÕinspiration civile. Les trois compartiments de rangement sont tous place horizontalement a la suite lÕun de lÕautre. Non Fonctionnel. Quelques coups, manques, sans quoi tres bel etat general. Les radios clandestines de lÕAbwehr sont de la plus haute rarete. Les modeles S-90/40 et S-89/80 ont ete utilises exclusivement par lÕAbwehr. Le S-90/40 etait un emetteur radio clandestin a ondes courtes (OC) de 40 watts, developpe vers 1939 par l OKW-Aussenstelle Berlin-Stahnsdorf 1 (Allemagne) pour etre utilise pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale (WWII) dans les stations centrales de controle (Kopfe) 2 du service de renseignement allemand, l Abwehr, et de ses homologues etrangers. Le S-90/40 etait couramment utilise dans le cadre dÕun poste de radio espion SE-90/40 complet, loge dans une valise noire, avec le recepteur E-90, mais il a egalement ete deploye comme emetteur autonome, par exemple dans les stations de base dÕAbwehr. La conception de lÕemetteur S-90/40 a ensuite ete copiee par les Italiens sous le nom de RN-6.Bien que le S-90/40 ait parfois ete utilise comme emetteur autonome, il a ete developpe specifiquement pour le poste de radio espion SE-90/40. LÕensemble est loge dans une valise rectangulaire recouverte de lin livre noir. a lÕinterieur de la valise se trouvent trois compartiments : un pour lÕunite dÕalimentation secteur (PSU) et les accessoires, un qui contient le recepteur E-90, et un qui contient lÕemetteur S-90/40. Les S-90/40 et S-89/80 ont ete utilises exclusivement par lÕAbwehr. The S-90/40 was a clandestine 40 Watt short-wave (SW) radio transmitter, developed around 1939 at OKW-Aussenstelle Berlin-Stahnsdorf 1 (Germany) for use during World War II (WWII) at the central control stations (Kopfe) 2 of the German Intelligence Service, the Abwehr, and its foreign counterÂparts. From 1942 onwards, the transmitter was produced by OKW Aussenstelle Wurzen. The S-90/40 was commonly used as part of a complete SE-90/40 spy radio set Ð housed in a black suitcase Ð along with the E-90 receiver, but it was also deployed as a standalone transmitter, for example in Abwehr base stations. he image on the right shows a typical S-90/40 transmitter with serial number 2. It has Italian text on its front panel, which suggests that it was intended for use by the Italian equivalent of the Abwehr the Servizio Informazioni Militare (SIM) 3. The design of the S-90/40 transmitter was later copied by the Italians as the RN-6.When used as a standalone transmitter, it was commonly used in conjunction with an existing HF receiver, such as the Siemens R-IV or the Radione R3. The device is housed in a dark grey metal enclosure that measures 27.5 x 19.5 x 10.5 cm and weights 3128 grams. It should be powered by an external power supply unit (PSU) that provides 12.3V AC (LT) for the filaments and +700V DC for the anode of the RL12P50 valve (tube) of the power amplifier (PA). The device is suitable for CW (morse) only and has a freely adjustable oscillator (VFO) built around a CC2 valve. Although the S-90/40 was sometimes used as a standalone transmitter, it was developed specifically for the SE-90/40 spy radio set shown in the image below. The set is housed in a rectangular suitcase covered with black book linen. Inside the suitcase are three compartments: one towards the rear for the mains power supply unit (PSU) and the ancillaries, one at the front left that holds the E-90 receiver, and one at the right that holds the S-90/40 transmitter. the S-90/40 and S-89/80 were used exclusively by the Abwehr. LÕAbwehr, mot allemand signifiant Ç defense È, est une ancienne organisation de l armee allemande qui a servi les interets de la puissance germanique de 1914 a 1945. Elle constituait le service de renseignement de l etat-major allemand. LÕAbwehr est mise en place en 1914, a la veille de la Premiere Guerre mondiale, au sein de l armee de terre allemande. Elle comprend a l epoque une section de reconnaissance, une section de chiffrage et d ecoutes radio, ainsi qu une section de contre-espionnage. L amiral Wilhelm Canaris est nomme a la tete de lÕAbwehr en janvier 1935. Chaque district militaire du Reich, Wehrkreis, ici appelee Ast ou encore Abwehrstelle avait sa declinaison locale des sections I a III. Le commandant local etait un officier d une des trois armes et avait une certaine latitude pour recruter des agents locaux. Dans les pays occupes, lÕAbwehr dispose d antennes pour y mener la lutte contre les Resistants. En France, l organisation occupait l Hotel Lutetia a Paris. Dans les pays neutres, les agents de lÕAbwehr se cachent sous la couverture d attaches d ambassade ou de personnels de mission commerciale. Ces postes etaient appeles Organisation de guerre Kriegsorganisationen ou KO s en allemand a partir de 1943, plusieurs de ses membres, y compris Wilhelm Canaris lui-meme, commencent a participer a la resistance allemande, ils sont connus sous le nom du complot Orchestre noir Die Schwarze Kapelle.Parmi les operations menees par lÕAbwehr, une partie des plus connues sont l operation Pole nord ou l operation Tannenbaum, l operation Felix, l operation Pastorius. Releve de ses fonctions en 1944, Canaris finira par etre pendu en avril 1945 au camp de Flossenburg. The Abwehr, the German word for ÇdefenseÈ, is a former organization of the German army that served the interests of German power from 1914 to 1945. It was the intelligence service of the German General Staff. Abwehr was established in 1914, on the eve of the First World War, in the German army. At the time, it included a reconnaissance section, an encryption and radio tapping section, and a counter-espionage section. Admiral Wilhelm Canaris was appointed to head the Abwehr in January 1935. Each military district of the Reich, Wehrkreis, here called Ast or Abwehrstelle had its local version of sections I to III. The local commander was an officer of one of the three arms and had some latitude to recruit local officers. In the occupied countries, Abwehr has antennae to lead the fight against the Resistance. In France, the organization occupied the Hotel Lutetia in Paris.In neutral countries, Abwehr agents hide under the cover of embassy attaches or trade mission staff. These posts were called War Organization Kriegsorganisationen or KOÕS in German. From 1943, several of its members, including Wilhelm Canaris himself, began to participate in the German resistance, they are known as the Black Orchestra (Die Schwarze Kapelle) plot. Among the operations carried out by Abwehr, one of the best known is Operation North Pole or Operation Tannenbaum, Operation Felix, Operation Pastorius. Relieved of his duties in 1944, Canaris was eventually hanged in April 1945 at Flossenburg camp. More pictures on aiolfi.com.
Valise Radio Clandestine S-90/40 de lÕAbwehr comprenant son unite dÕalimentation secteur, son casque radio et des c ables, le recepteur E-90 et lÕemetteur S-90/40. Le tout est contenu dans une valise rectangulaire noire dÕinspiration civile. Les trois compartiments de rangement sont tous place horizontalement a la suite lÕun de lÕautre. Non Fonctionnel. Quelques coups, manques, sans quoi tres bel etat general. Les radios clandestines de lÕAbwehr sont de la plus haute rarete. Les modeles S-90/40 et S-89/80 ont ete utilises exclusivement par lÕAbwehr. Le S-90/40 etait un emetteur radio clandestin a ondes courtes (OC) de 40 watts, developpe vers 1939 par l OKW-Aussenstelle Berlin-Stahnsdorf 1 (Allemagne) pour etre utilise pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale (WWII) dans les stations centrales de controle (Kopfe) 2 du service de renseignement allemand, l Abwehr, et de ses homologues etrangers. Le S-90/40 etait couramment utilise dans le cadre dÕun poste de radio espion SE-90/40 complet, loge dans une valise noire, avec le recepteur E-90, mais il a egalement ete deploye comme emetteur autonome, par exemple dans les stations de base dÕAbwehr. La conception de lÕemetteur S-90/40 a ensuite ete copiee par les Italiens sous le nom de RN-6.Bien que le S-90/40 ait parfois ete utilise comme emetteur autonome, il a ete developpe specifiquement pour le poste de radio espion SE-90/40. LÕensemble est loge dans une valise rectangulaire recouverte de lin livre noir. a lÕinterieur de la valise se trouvent trois compartiments : un pour lÕunite dÕalimentation secteur (PSU) et les accessoires, un qui contient le recepteur E-90, et un qui contient lÕemetteur S-90/40. Les S-90/40 et S-89/80 ont ete utilises exclusivement par lÕAbwehr. The S-90/40 was a clandestine 40 Watt short-wave (SW) radio transmitter, developed around 1939 at OKW-Aussenstelle Berlin-Stahnsdorf 1 (Germany) for use during World War II (WWII) at the central control stations (Kopfe) 2 of the German Intelligence Service, the Abwehr, and its foreign counterÂparts. From 1942 onwards, the transmitter was produced by OKW Aussenstelle Wurzen. The S-90/40 was commonly used as part of a complete SE-90/40 spy radio set Ð housed in a black suitcase Ð along with the E-90 receiver, but it was also deployed as a standalone transmitter, for example in Abwehr base stations. he image on the right shows a typical S-90/40 transmitter with serial number 2. It has Italian text on its front panel, which suggests that it was intended for use by the Italian equivalent of the Abwehr the Servizio Informazioni Militare (SIM) 3. The design of the S-90/40 transmitter was later copied by the Italians as the RN-6.When used as a standalone transmitter, it was commonly used in conjunction with an existing HF receiver, such as the Siemens R-IV or the Radione R3. The device is housed in a dark grey metal enclosure that measures 27.5 x 19.5 x 10.5 cm and weights 3128 grams. It should be powered by an external power supply unit (PSU) that provides 12.3V AC (LT) for the filaments and +700V DC for the anode of the RL12P50 valve (tube) of the power amplifier (PA). The device is suitable for CW (morse) only and has a freely adjustable oscillator (VFO) built around a CC2 valve. Although the S-90/40 was sometimes used as a standalone transmitter, it was developed specifically for the SE-90/40 spy radio set shown in the image below. The set is housed in a rectangular suitcase covered with black book linen. Inside the suitcase are three compartments: one towards the rear for the mains power supply unit (PSU) and the ancillaries, one at the front left that holds the E-90 receiver, and one at the right that holds the S-90/40 transmitter. the S-90/40 and S-89/80 were used exclusively by the Abwehr. LÕAbwehr, mot allemand signifiant Ç defense È, est une ancienne organisation de l armee allemande qui a servi les interets de la puissance germanique de 1914 a 1945. Elle constituait le service de renseignement de l etat-major allemand. LÕAbwehr est mise en place en 1914, a la veille de la Premiere Guerre mondiale, au sein de l armee de terre allemande. Elle comprend a l epoque une section de reconnaissance, une section de chiffrage et d ecoutes radio, ainsi qu une section de contre-espionnage. L amiral Wilhelm Canaris est nomme a la tete de lÕAbwehr en janvier 1935. Chaque district militaire du Reich, Wehrkreis, ici appelee Ast ou encore Abwehrstelle avait sa declinaison locale des sections I a III. Le commandant local etait un officier d une des trois armes et avait une certaine latitude pour recruter des agents locaux. Dans les pays occupes, lÕAbwehr dispose d antennes pour y mener la lutte contre les Resistants. En France, l organisation occupait l Hotel Lutetia a Paris. Dans les pays neutres, les agents de lÕAbwehr se cachent sous la couverture d attaches d ambassade ou de personnels de mission commerciale. Ces postes etaient appeles Organisation de guerre Kriegsorganisationen ou KO s en allemand a partir de 1943, plusieurs de ses membres, y compris Wilhelm Canaris lui-meme, commencent a participer a la resistance allemande, ils sont connus sous le nom du complot Orchestre noir Die Schwarze Kapelle.Parmi les operations menees par lÕAbwehr, une partie des plus connues sont l operation Pole nord ou l operation Tannenbaum, l operation Felix, l operation Pastorius. Releve de ses fonctions en 1944, Canaris finira par etre pendu en avril 1945 au camp de Flossenburg. The Abwehr, the German word for ÇdefenseÈ, is a former organization of the German army that served the interests of German power from 1914 to 1945. It was the intelligence service of the German General Staff. Abwehr was established in 1914, on the eve of the First World War, in the German army. At the time, it included a reconnaissance section, an encryption and radio tapping section, and a counter-espionage section. Admiral Wilhelm Canaris was appointed to head the Abwehr in January 1935. Each military district of the Reich, Wehrkreis, here called Ast or Abwehrstelle had its local version of sections I to III. The local commander was an officer of one of the three arms and had some latitude to recruit local officers. In the occupied countries, Abwehr has antennae to lead the fight against the Resistance. In France, the organization occupied the Hotel Lutetia in Paris.In neutral countries, Abwehr agents hide under the cover of embassy attaches or trade mission staff. These posts were called War Organization Kriegsorganisationen or KOÕS in German. From 1943, several of its members, including Wilhelm Canaris himself, began to participate in the German resistance, they are known as the Black Orchestra (Die Schwarze Kapelle) plot. Among the operations carried out by Abwehr, one of the best known is Operation North Pole or Operation Tannenbaum, Operation Felix, Operation Pastorius. Relieved of his duties in 1944, Canaris was eventually hanged in April 1945 at Flossenburg camp. More pictures on aiolfi.com.

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