Bellifortis
Well-Known Member
Hallo,
attached you see a dummy classroom russian AV-87M fuze, about which I know nothing. May be somebody here has some additional info. I do not know its age, but it must have been produced before the 1970-80s. Above the standard russian booster there is a sheet-metal cup with No.s from 1 to 6 engraved. I suppose that this means Seconds. Depending on how you turn this cup (before assembly to a munition) a fire-channel is closed or opened. 1 to 6 second delay is quite long. The thread of the fuze is covered by a metal ring that seems to be locked so there is no thread to screw the fuze into something. My questions are :
1.) What air-Force munition was this fuze used with ?
2.) Does anybody have technical drawings he can share ?
3.) When was this fuze introduced ?
Thanking you in advance for your consideration, I remain, yours
B

ellifortis.
attached you see a dummy classroom russian AV-87M fuze, about which I know nothing. May be somebody here has some additional info. I do not know its age, but it must have been produced before the 1970-80s. Above the standard russian booster there is a sheet-metal cup with No.s from 1 to 6 engraved. I suppose that this means Seconds. Depending on how you turn this cup (before assembly to a munition) a fire-channel is closed or opened. 1 to 6 second delay is quite long. The thread of the fuze is covered by a metal ring that seems to be locked so there is no thread to screw the fuze into something. My questions are :
1.) What air-Force munition was this fuze used with ?
2.) Does anybody have technical drawings he can share ?
3.) When was this fuze introduced ?
Thanking you in advance for your consideration, I remain, yours
B



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