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 Following large investments of the textile engineer Jakob Heusser-Staub in 1918, the company started development and production of measurement and quality control tools for the textile industry, Zellweger is still known worldwide for their products.
-After they could acquire a Marconi license in 1923, Zellweger started production on radio sets, in 1925 they could produce the F telephone for the Swiss Army. In 1936, Zellweger developed the first (military) wireless set, the small portable [[SE-108|K-Station]].
+After they could acquire a Marconi license in 1923, Zellweger started production on radio sets, in 1925 they could produce the F telephone for the Swiss Army. In 1936, Zellweger developed the first (military) wireless set, the small portable [[http://www.armyradio.wiki/doku.php?id=en:se-108|K-Station]].
-After the portable sets [[SE-104|P]] and [[SE-105|P5]], Zellweger developed in the years 1940/1 the FL40 wireless station ("Fahrbar Leicht", "mobile light"), which was equipped with the [[E-601|All wave receiver Uster]], which also was in use as standalone set.
+After the portable sets [[http://www.armyradio.wiki/doku.php?id=en:se-104|P]] and [[http://www.armyradio.wiki/doku.php?id=en:se-105|P5]], Zellweger developed in the years 1940/1 the FL40 wireless station ("Fahrbar Leicht", "mobile light"), which was equipped with the [[E41|All wave receiver Uster]], which also was in use as standalone set.
-The legendary single sideband shortwave station [[SE-222]], the "heavy radioteletype station" SE-415 and as the last shortwave station, the [[SE-430]].
+The legendary single sideband shortwave station [[http://www.armyradio.wiki/doku.php?id=en:se-222|SE-222]], the "heavy radioteletype station" SE-415 and as the last shortwave station, the [[http://www.armyradio.wiki/doku.php?id=en:se-430|SE-430]].
-A special "niche product" from the precision mechanics department was the **[[NeMa]]**. The **Ne**w **Ma**chine (or T.D. which stands for "Tastendrücker", press the buttons; this designation was used on the outside of the cases to obscure to peoply carring it around, what a secret was inside) was a ciphering machine based in the German **Enigma]] machine. Zellweger had a reputation for providing special technical solutions, the the production of this ciphering machine could be kept as a secret for many years. Only few people did know, that some lady workers in a protected shelter worked on the wirings of the ciphering wheeels of these machines.
+A special "niche product" from the precision mechanics department was the **[[http://www.armyradio.wiki/doku.php?id=en:nema|NeMa]]**. The **Ne**w **Ma**chine (or T.D. which stands for "Tastendrücker", press the buttons; this designation was used on the outside of the cases to obscure to peoply carring it around, what a secret was inside) was a ciphering machine based in the German **Enigma]] machine. Zellweger had a reputation for providing special technical solutions, the the production of this ciphering machine could be kept as a secret for many years. Only few people did know, that some lady workers in a protected shelter worked on the wirings of the ciphering wheeels of these machines.