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Ha 5k 39b (HAGENUK)






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I have mounted all my Hagenuk. Has worked for weeks to get all 100% OK.






Here is my Ha5k39b.





It is here ready for operation on the beach




From my exhibition at hobby fair in Langesund.
Grenland Group of NRRL has a radio amateur exhibition.





OM LA8IG operate CW on the old transceiver



Here I have the first contact on CW with my new Ha5k39b.
The station worked is LA5FH in Larvik, Norway. Distance is 100 km.

 

Technical data transmitter:

Output power phone, A3:.............. 1.5 Watt
Output power CW, A1:................. 5 Watt
Frequency range: .......................... 2 MHz - 5 MHz
Keying: ......................................... Fangitternøkling i oscillator and PA.
Tube, oscillator: .............................RV12P2000
Tube, PA: .......................................RL12P10
Modulator tube: ............................ RV12P2000
Regulator tube: ............................. GR150A


Technical data receiver:

Type: ............................................. 3 tube TRF-Receiver.
Tube 1: ............................................HF input amplifier with two resonant circuit
Tube 2: ............................................ Regenerative detector.
Tube 3: ............................................ Audio amplifier.
Frequency range: ........................... 2 MHz - 5 MHz
Sensitivity A1 (CW): ..................... 4 uV
Sensitivity A3 (AM): ..................... 40 uV
Audio range: ....................... 300 - 3000 Hz.

 

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German WW2 Kriegsmarine Radio, Hagenuk Ha5K39b used on AM		  
FELD HELL, WW2 Hellschreiber and Hagenuk Ha5K39b in use






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Here we see the underside of Hagenuk

Ha 5k 39b (HAGENUK) nr. 2

Ha 5k 39b (HAGENUK) nr. 1

 

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This is a 5 Watt transceiver for the frequency band 2.0 - 5.0 MHz. Modulation is CW or AM.


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Here is the station operative in the Norwegian mountain.



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Transceiver unit.


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Here is the radio station in the Norwegian mountain.

INSIDE THE TRANCEIVER

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The front plate is made of moulded metal.


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Behind the front plate.
Receiver to the left. Transmitter to the right



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Here is the transmitter tuning capacitor mounted in a moulded case.
Ball bearing is used.



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Transmitter to the left. Receiver to the right.


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Transmitter capacitor.


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Here is the Transmitter oscillator with RV12P2000.


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The oscillator is to the left. RV12P2000.
An frequency dubbler is used.
Output tube is RL12P10.


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.Receiver capacitor.


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Receiver.


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Transmitter antenna tuner.

After restoration





POWERSUPPLY

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Power-supply with the equipment box.


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The power-supply has serial number 963, and the equipment box has serial number 333.


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Microphone, headphones and key is stored over the power supply.
The power has 12VDC and 230VAC input.
When 230VAC is used a 12Volt accumulator can be charged.



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The power with inner cover and outer cover.


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The power has two transformers. One for radio operations and one for accumulator charging.


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"HAGENUK KIEL"


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Equipment box is placed in the power cover.
Serial number 333.


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Here is the equipment box with frequency calibrator and power cable.
Here are also spare tubes and other small parts.


FREQUENCY CALIBRATOR

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The frequency calibrator has a 3 MHz XTAL oscillator. Booth the
receiver and transmitter can be calibrated with this unit.

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The XTAL oscillator uses the RV12P2000 tube.




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