[Milsurplus] German WWII command tank TX 30WSA help

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John,

I don't have any of the TB-SIG-E 11's but that's just the prefix. As with 
normal TM 11's and TB-SIG 11's, the "11" would be followed by a hyphen and 
three or four digits.   Probably three.  And probably beginning at -200 like 
the TM 11's did. Others are TM-E 11 and TM-E 30.  I have TM-E 30-351. 
Handbook of German Forces. Another one that I have is TM E 11-227, German Signal 
Communication Equipment, which is analogous to the US TM 11-227.  There was 
also a German and a Japanese analog to TM 11-487, but I can't locate my copies 
at the moment.  Note that sometimes the hyphen between the "TM" or the 
"TB-SIG" and the "11" was present and sometimes there was a space.

Robert Downs - Houston
wa5cab dot com (Web Store)
MVPA 9480

In a message dated 08/11/2014 13:00:04 PM Central Daylight Time, 
milsurplus at mailman.qth.net writes: 
> Greetings,
> 
> This weekend, probably "the most interesting ever" thing followed me home. 
>  It is a WWI german command tank transmitter model 30WSa with the U5b 
> dynamotor power supply.  My research finds that late in the war or just after a 
> series of technical bulletins were written to cover operation of the axis 
> equipment.  An english manual so to speak.  the one for this radio is TB 
> SIG E11.  I see it refered to in an index of the publications.  I am hoping 
> that one of you has a scanned copy of this or a paper one that you would 
> sell or sell me a copy of it.  The previous owner shipped the radio home from 
> Europe sometime around 1945 and I'd love to gets it pw 30W AM signal out on 
> 160M again.  
> 
> I have never seen a request go unfilled here but fear that I may have 
> stumped the panel.  Prove me wrong!
> 
> John Flood
> 978-979-2807