This "small" - portable directional station was manufactured by the company. LORENZ.
- Frequency band: 475 - 525 MHz - The antenna consisted of a so-called "double tooth" and could be polarized horizontally or vertically. The transmitter/receiver itself was right next to the antenna.
- Two men were assigned to transport her
- Weight: the whole set approx. 40 kg a) transmitter/receiver block 10.5 kg b) power supply unit 13.5 kg c) accessories approx. 16 kg
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Photo of "Elster" in Kfz radio. 17 - as a link at the airport instead of a telephone.
Source: "Construction electronics for witnesses 2" - Alois Veselý (Amateur Radio for Designers 2005)
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I found a mention of using these stations: "History of Military Unit 9967"
Work with directional links began in our army after the end of World War II. The most useful decimeter stations were DMG 5K, ELESTER. Such a technique was concentrated in the years 1946 - 1948 at the company of special units of the 3rd Battalion of the 5th Liaison Regiment in Prague-Ruzyně.
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