SE 88/5

The SE-88/5 was a clandestine 5-Watt short-wave radio transmitter and receiver set developed around 1938 for covert military and intelligence operations.

Overview and Design

• Power Output: Rated at 5 Watts.
• Configuration: Housed the transmitter (S. 88/5) and the receiver (E 88) in separate distinct metal housing boxes.

Similar devices

• SE 74/12 & S 90/40: Later portable shortwave transmitter-receiver systems used by clandestine operatives and commando units.
• SE 109/3 ("Keksdose"): A late-war ultra-compact radio station housed inside a biscuit tin, utilizing low-power battery packs.

See also

• Amateur radio homebrew
• List of amateur radio transceivers
• QRP operation
• Vintage amateur radio

References

External links

• The Tenuous Thread of Communication – Spy Radios
• NAZI SPIES' RADIO SET - British Pathé on YouTube

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