Ukw. E. m (Ultrakurzwellen Empfänger m)
 

The Ukw.E.m is a modified version of the Ukw.E.e receiver. It operates in the frequency range of 40.3-44.7 MHz, or roughly the 7.5-6.3 meter band.

The Fu 7 configuration overlapped with the FuG 16 Z aircraft transceiver by only 200 kHz. So a new configuration was developed called the Fu5 (Luft), with the 10W.S.m and the Ukw.E.m devices that operated from 40.3 to 44.7 MHz.

This is a heterodyne receiver and a Telefunken product. Receiver chassis is contained in a strong case, and has a cover that clips to the front panel. There are no lugs or projections since mounting hardware is built into tanks. On top of the case are a pair of brass stripes for grounding purposes. Two cables provide the necessary connections between transmitter and receiver - one for side tone, and the other for the antenna.

 
Specifications
 
FREQUENCY RANGE:
(Mo) 40.3 - 44.7 MHz. Dial graduation of the Ukw. E. m is in 50 kc intervals
NUMBER OF CRYSTALS:
PRESET FREQUENCIES:
2
ANTENNA:
4.5 foot rod (1.4 meter)
TUNING:(MO OR CRYSTAL)
MO or CRYSTAL
SENSITIVITY:
SELECTIVITY:
POWER SOURCE:
12-volt vehicular storage battery through dynamotor (Umformer) German type E.U. a2. Current drain from 12 volt battery 2.3 Amperes. Power requirements, Plates: 130 volts, 27 mA; Filaments: 12.6 volts, 1.4 Amperes; Dial Lamp 12 volts, 0.14 Amperes
SIMILAR SETS :
Ukw. E. c, Ukw. E. d1, Ukw. E. f, also SCR-508(FM), SCR-608(FM).
POWER OUTPUT:(WATTS)
TUBES (TYPE and NUMBER):
7, all RV 12 P4000 , used as R-F amplifier, mixer, H-F oscillator, 1st I-F amplifier, 2nd I-F amplifier, detector and A-F amplifier. I-F frequency is 3 MHz; H-F oscillator frequency is 3 MHz below signal frequency.
USE:
These receivers are used in armored vehicles, in tanks for communication between tanks and aircraft with the FuG 16 or the FuG 17 transceiver systems.
TYPE OF SIGNAL:
Tone and voice, amplitude modulated
RANGE: (MILES)
TO COMMUNICATE WITH:
Aircraft
TO REPLACE IN PART:
 
 
 

Translation from Die deutschen Funknachrichtenanlagen bis 1945 - Band 3 "Funk- und Bordsprechanlagen in Panzerfahrzeugen" by Hans-Joachin Ellissen

 

THE PREMIER MANUFACTURER

OF PANZER RADIO EQUIPMENT

 

 

Control panel of the receiver. Note the lack of yellow stripe.

 

 

The modified data plate. The "e" was erased, and the "m" was stamped into the data plate.

 

 

The designation on top of the receiver case was also modified.

 

 

A totally different scale was used for this receiver.

 

 

The scale starts at 40.4 MHz.

 

 

And ends at 47 MHz.

 

 

Inside view from above.

 

 

Reverse view without cover. There is no obvious difference with the Ukw.E.e. Marked with date December 11, 1943.

 

 

The tube designations are stamped into the metal.

 

 

Waffenamt.

 

 

The RV12P4000 tubes in this set were all identically marked. Made in the 42nd week of 1943. Produced for the Luftwaffe, just like this receiver.

 

 

The RV12P4000 tubes in this set were all identically marked. Made in the 42nd week of 1943. Produced for the Luftwaffe, just like this receiver. Inspected by the Luftwaffe on the 47th week of 1934.

 

 

Control grid pin.

 

 

 

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