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WWII GERMAN RADIO
REFERENCE BOOKS
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| German Line Communication Equipment of WW2 Funksammler Funksammler is one of the foremost experts in the subject of WWII German communication equipment. This is another in a series of comprehensive and informative works on the subject, specializing in line equipment, such as telephones, teletypes and their related accessories and infrastructure. |
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| Transportkasten FU Funksammler Funksammler is one of the foremost experts in the subject of WWII German communication equipment. This is another in a series of comprehensive and informative works on the subject, specializing in the category of FU accessory boxes which were used by the German armed forces to organize all of the communication equipment accessories including spare batteries, antennas, illumination equipment, test equipment and a lot more. Another amazing and comprehensive work. |
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LES MATÉRIELS RADIO DE LA WEHRMACHT (German Radio Sets) 1935 - 1945 by Pierre Metsu This is the book that hooked me on Wehrmacht communications equipment. It is a hard-cover, large-format book illustrated in full color with several photographs of each specimen showing both the exterior and interior of the device. Also included is a section on radio configurations, accessories, and Panzer wiring schematics. The book is written in both French and English. At this time, there is no better general reference on radio sets used by the INFANTRY. There is no Luftwaffe or Kriegsmarine equipment in this book. |
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Radio Equipment of Third Reich 1933-1945 by Charles J. Barger Charles Barger is the first American writer to compose books about Wehrmacht radio equipment. This book is illustrated in black-and-white and describes numerous radio and telephony devices. Information provided includes: photos, diagrams, specifications and usage instructions. This is an important book for collectors who want to know how to use their working equipment properly. |
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Communications Equipment of the German Army 1933-1945 by Charles J. Barger Charles Barger is the first American writer to compose books about Wehrmacht radio equipment. This book is illustrated in black-and-white and describes numerous radio and telephony devices. It covers items not covered in his other book, and can be considered volume 2. Information provided includes: photos, diagrams, specifications and usage instructions. This is an important book for collectors who want to know how to use their working equipment properly. |
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Wireless for the Wehrmacht in Detail by Alois Vesely & Frantisek Koran This soft-cover booklet makes up in photo quality what it lacks in informational details. There are great color photos of many different radio sets and a great section showing original photos of communications vehicle layouts. There is also an excellent accessories section. |
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Die deutschen Funknachrichtenanlagen bis 1945 - band 1 by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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Die deutschen Funknachrichtenanlagen bis 1945 - band 2 by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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Die deutschen Funknachrichtentanlagen bis 1945 - band 3 by Hans-Joachim Elissen This is the most comprehensive book ever written about German tank and armored vehicle communication systems. |
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Die deutschen Funkstörverfahren bis 1945 by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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Die deutschen Funklenkverfahren bis 1945 by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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Die deutschen Funkpeil- und -Horch-Verfahren bis 1945 by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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Die deutschen Funkführungsverfahren bis 1945 by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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Bordfunkgeräte Vom Funksender zum Bordradar by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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Die deutschen Funknavigations- und -Funkführungsverfahren bis 1945 by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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Die deutschen Funkmeßverfahren bis 1945 by Fritz Trenkle Fritz Trenkle is considered a devine expert by the radio collecting community. His books are written exclusively in German, and command high prices in the marletplace (Ebay). These books illustrate German technology prior to 1945 using original documents from AEG / Telefunken. The photos taken from original documents, allow for crystal-clear images of the described equipment. The quality of these photos is superb. These books cover equipment ranging from the most common sets, to the rarest and most esoteric devices ever conceived by the Germans. |
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