[Milsurplus] tank radio skip?

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Hue,

TM-E 30-451 (Handbook on German Military Fources) dtd 15 March 1945 agrees 
with you on the Fu.G10.  It also lists Fu.G10 K-1 as covering 5.3-10 MC, Fu.G10 
K-2 as 6-12 MC and Fu.G 10 K-3 as 6-18 MC.  All Airborne sets, though, as you 
said.  However, there is no mention in the TM of an Fu.10.  It skips from 8 to 
11.

In a message dated 2/3/2005 12:30:43 AM Central Standard Time, 
kargo_cult at msn.com writes: 
> The Army article talks about the German FuG-10 radio: ".....each  tank, 
> aircraftm and unit
> command post had long-range, mobile, combat-net radio...these were in large 
> part the
> FuG-10 operating in the 2 - 18 MHz range...."
> 
> The FuG10 was an aircraft radio. 3-6 MHz and 300-600 kHz.
> 
> The Fu 10 was a ground radio of 1 - 1.65 MHz transmit and 0.1 - 7.1 receive 
> capability.
> 
> ( Not from my imagination or my guess.  Reference "Les Materiels Radio de la
> Wehrmacht". )
> 
> What might you conclude about the accuracy of the historical information in 
> this
> article?
> 

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