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Type and usage-1000x1000.jpg "WWII Luftwaffe radio receiver E 10K Ln. 26594 FuG 10")
-1000x1000.jpg "WWII Luftwaffe radio receiver E 10K Ln. 26594 FuG 10")
-1000x1000.jpg "WWII Luftwaffe radio receiver E 10K Ln. 26594 FuG 10")
-1000x1000.jpg "WWII Luftwaffe radio receiver E 10K Ln. 26594 FuG 10")
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WWII Luftwaffe radio receiver E 10K Ln. 26594 FuG 10 - 8344a - - Original, complete a short-wave aircraft receiver (“Empfänger Kurzwelle”) used as part of the FuG 10 radio suite in multi-engined Luftwaffe aircraft (e.g., bombers). Luftwaffe stores code:
Original, complete a short-wave aircraft receiver (“Empfänger Kurzwelle”) used as part of the FuG 10 radio suite in multi-engined Luftwaffe aircraft (e.g., bombers). Luftwaffe stores code: Ln. 26594.
Makers & years: Produced mainly by AEG (Berlin) and Lorenz, with documented examples from 1942–1943 (variants often listed as E 10K or E 10aK).
Role in FuG 10: Paired with other components to provide long-range aircraft communications; the E 10K covered the short-wave portion of the set.
Freq range (typical): Museums describe the unit as an HF receiver around 4–6 MHz (some listings note ~3–6 MHz, depending on variant and documentation).
Construction/notes: Known for neat internal layout and robust German wartime build practices; several restoration and teardown photos exist.
Market sightings: Examples of E10aK / Ln 26594 show up in collector auctions and shops; one sold in Sept 2023 for €185 (condition varies widely, so prices can differ a lot).
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