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Von Klaus Schmeh / 23. Januar 2019 / 5 Kommentare / Seite 2 von 2 / Auf einer Seite lesen

Here’s the picture I took:

Source: Schmeh

Thank you very much to Frode for this information!
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Further reading: Who knows these encryption machines shown at the “Top Secret!” exhibition?

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#1 Jerry McCarthy
England, Europa
23. Januar 2019

There is a better picture on this website:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4256052/Enigma-s-forgotten-genius-Alan-Turing-s-spymaster-boss.html

It’s possible that Joel Greenberg @ BP can tell you more.
#2 Klaus Schmeh
23. Januar 2019

Bart Wenmeckers via Facebook:
Nice Article. I think the machine in question was referred to as Rm26/32 and may have been a prototype concept design. I may have some papers on it.. need to have a look
#3 Klaus Schmeh
24. Januar 2019

Bart Wenmeckers via Facebook:

The RM26 was intended as a replacement for the British Typex

https://www.cryptomuseum.com/crypto/uk/typex/index.htm

However suspect it never was approved and the Typex stayed in service in the commonwealth nations until it was replaced mostly in the 60s however New Zealand used the Typex until 1973

https://www.nsa.gov/…/pat…/FOLDER_121/41772669081175.pdf
#4 joe
25. Januar 2019

RM-26/Typex wurde durch Paul und Marc vor 2 Jahren auf der HAM-Radio erklärt.
#5 Jerry McCarthy
England, Europa
25. Januar 2019

@joe

In Friedrichshafen? Ich bin da gewesen; sie haben über Typex gesprochen, aber über RM-26? Ich glaube nicht
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