tornfuté Posted November 6, 2019 Posted November 6, 2019 Can anybody help with this set? I have search for it and found only minors details bya is gema and i know it’s for marine use
tornfuté Posted November 6, 2019 Author Posted November 6, 2019 Some more pictures about the double amplifier 1
val Posted November 6, 2019 Posted November 6, 2019 @tornfuté, see the attached book, SGZ is mentioned here. "Brandt started the development of a small console in 1940. This unit contained the ‘Kino’ (motion-picture indicator) SGK, the twin amplifiers SGZ and power supply SGN." gema-birthplace-of-german-radar-and-sonar.pdf 1
tornfuté Posted November 7, 2019 Author Posted November 7, 2019 Thanks val very useful i will read it completely i know it was a submarine device , i have found this: wasserschallanlagen Na326150 einschube fur G/H und J/K geraet you can find it in cdtvandt kriegsmarine list Na320-339 but your pdf will help me much better thanks for help
val Posted November 9, 2019 Posted November 9, 2019 @tornfuté, i think the next step would be to find this book: http://www.navy-history.com/Einzelexemplare/D/Die_Sonaranlagen_der_deutschen_U-Boote.html ps. can you make a good photo of your SGZ frontplate so i can recognize it when i see it on some picture? Thanks.
tornfuté Posted November 10, 2019 Author Posted November 10, 2019 Val i agree with you i had listed this book it’s availlable on amazon i just mind if Rossler decribe in details all the sonar types. in your pdf i have find this , p83 sonar type 200 is using SGZ i know submarine own a serie of 2x 12 microphone on the hull and the twin amplifier is connected to amplifier acoustic signals then it’s displayed on mirror indicator . Will do picture later of sgz
tornfuté Posted November 11, 2019 Author Posted November 11, 2019 A front panel picture and also inside view of this dubbel amplifier note all capacitors are made by Telegrafia in CZ 1
val Posted November 11, 2019 Posted November 11, 2019 @tornfuté, i absolutely love how common wire is via the shortest path connected to one single point. Just awesome!
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