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Contact pins underneath is being transferred to another contact pin through these wires. you press a letter here and it gets turned into one letter there, another there, another there and then back out. yes. of course the enigma code was eventually cracked through some slip—ups by the german operators in codes that were sent, but also thanks to the hard work of the codebreakers at bletchley park. including, of course, the father of computing, alan turing and his machine. here at hay we are tal...

Strategies was to blockade britain by cutting off essential food and raw materials that were being imported by sea. siren it relied heavily on its submarine fleet deployed with communications the german navy was sure couldnt be cracked. at the heart of it was a very sophisticated coding machine. the enigma machine. this is it. correction, this is not it. this is a replica made of wood by this guy, dr reuben binns. sounds like you got very bored during lockdown. thats right, you are, i was pretty...

The wheels, or rotors, on the top are rotated so the next letter is encoded in a different way. what goes on inside each of the rotors is the electrical current from one of these contact pins underneath is being transferred to another contact pin through these wires. you press a letter here and it gets turned into one letter there, another there, another there and then back out. yes. of course the enigma code was eventually cracked through some slip—ups by the german operators in codes that we...

Infamous bit of technology. during the second world war, one of the key german strategies was to blockade britain by cutting off essential food and raw materials that were being imported by sea. siren. it relied heavily on its submarine fleet deployed with communications the german navy was sure couldnt be cracked. at the heart of it was a very sophisticated coding machine. the enigma machine. this is it. correction, this is not it. this is a replica made of wood by this guy, dr reuben binns. so...

During the second world war, one of the key german strategies was to blockade britain by cutting off essential food and raw materials that were being imported by sea. siren. it relied heavily on its submarine fleet deployed with communications the german navy was sure couldnt be cracked. at the heart of it was a very sophisticated coding machine. the enigma machine. this is it. correction, this is not it. this is a replica made of wood by this guy, dr reuben binns. sounds like you got very bored...

What goes on inside each of the rotors is the electrical current from one of these contact pins underneath is being transferred to another contact pin through these wires. you press a letter here and it gets turned into one letter there, another there, another there and then back out. yes. of course the enigma code was eventually cracked through some slip—ups by the german operators in codes that were sent, but also thanks to the hard work of the codebreakers at bletchley park. including, of c...