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Czech alarm mine
Hello,
What is the czech designation of this post war "alarmleuchtzeichen" ?
(No2 in Lexpev)
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and this one ?
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Do you know if the designation changes with two different fuzes ?
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I have no idea, sorry.
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Hi, I have only worked with the thicker one in real life. (I have seen only a couple)
The original manual shows the thicker one that is basicaly direct copy of the original german signal device.
When the manufacture was renewed in the 60's thinner variant was made. No designation change.
The thinner is also described in the DDR database as HO-2 (that is NO-2 in cyrilics).
The other signal device in the first post is a perimeter alarm using 26,5 mm signal ammunition. The case is strong enough to hold the bang.
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