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Re: Type XXVIW information
Posted by:
phil morgan
()
Date: January 31, 2013 02:37PM
Sensor and radar developments in 1945.
From “The Encyclopedia of U-Boats” by Moller & Brack there is some information.
It indicates that the demands for listening devices for the Type XXVI at maximum speed were ultimately so great that a “balcony” had to be devised, and an increase of the acquisition range had to be considered. None of these had been produced by the end of the war.
Also, two types of radar, “Berlin U11” (9cm) and “Lessing 11” (2.4m) were being tested at the end of the war. Both being specifically for XXI and XXVI, and supposed to be introduced in mid-1945.
Phil
From “The Encyclopedia of U-Boats” by Moller & Brack there is some information.
It indicates that the demands for listening devices for the Type XXVI at maximum speed were ultimately so great that a “balcony” had to be devised, and an increase of the acquisition range had to be considered. None of these had been produced by the end of the war.
Also, two types of radar, “Berlin U11” (9cm) and “Lessing 11” (2.4m) were being tested at the end of the war. Both being specifically for XXI and XXVI, and supposed to be introduced in mid-1945.
Phil
Subject | Written By | Posted |
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Type XXVI information | kleinst | 06/25/2003 12:08PM |
Re: Type XXVI information | Rainer Bruns | 06/25/2003 03:44PM |
Re: Type XXVI information | kleinst | 06/26/2003 04:58AM |
Re: Type XXVI information | Rainer Bruns | 06/26/2003 12:19PM |
Re: Type XXVI information | kleinst | 06/30/2003 04:33AM |
Re: Type XXVI information | Rainer Bruns | 06/30/2003 12:57PM |
Re: Type XXVI information | kleinst | 06/30/2003 01:56PM |
Re: Type XXVIW information | Michael | 01/30/2013 10:37AM |
Re: Type XXVIW information | phil morgan | 01/31/2013 02:37PM |
Re: Type XXVIW information | Michael | 01/31/2013 09:08PM |