[Milsurplus] tank radio skip?

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In the reference that I cited (TM-E 30-451), as well as the earlier 1943 
edition which I also have the standard antenna listed for most of the German 
vehicular sets other than the low VHF sets used in the tanks is described as "roof 
antenna".  Some also list a vertical, with the note "when stopped".  FWIW.

In a message dated 2/6/2005 10:55:59 PM Central Standard Time, 
kargo_cult at msn.com writes: 
> I was thinking recently, that thru the interchange on this list, we have 
> disposed of these
> myths about  WW2 communications-electronics.
> 
> 1)  U-boats searched for ships by following ship's radio receiver radiations
> 2)  German vhf armored communications, heard in North America, were 
> exploited for intelligence purposes
> 3)  German armored vehicles used NVIS mode via NVIS loop antennas.
> 

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