German ww2 ELAZ type 35

[waffenamt]

Hi Fellas,

I cant seem to find much on this one? Is it just a standard direct impact fuze?
Its the only 35 ive ever seen apart from Dave Sampsons collection on his site.


Waff

 

[Fusse2004]

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Hello Waff! Thus my El.AZ.35 sees out with original color. Greeting Harry

 

[waffenamt]

:top: Thank you Harry.
That one of mine seems an early one? AA (Rheinmetall-Borsig)?
Yours is in bloody great condition. What weapon were they use in please?

Waff

 

[Fuzeman]

Hi Paul
Used in the PC500 and 1400 bombs not a common fuze

 

[waffenamt]

Hi Paul
Used in the PC500 and 1400 bombs not a common fuze

Thanks for that Steve.
Happy days! It might be worth a scrub up and repaint yet,i shall ponder on it.


Waff

 

[John D. Bartleson Jr.]

PM for Fuzeman

I sent you a PM concerning the Earl of Suffolk. Bart

 

[Fusse2004]

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Hello Waff! Here the data sheet from the L.Dv.4200. Harry

 

[waffenamt]

Thank you Harry,its a good job im brushing up on my german language!

Waff

 

[Fusse2004]

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Hello Waff! I have also something in English language! Is better to read for you. Harry:hahaha:

 

[waffenamt]

Hello Waff! I have also something in English language! Is better to read for you. Harry:hahaha:

:xd: Cheers Harry,
At least its saved me time picking through my translation books!

best

Waff

 

[wulfrik-93]

This is a bit of a necro-thread but does anyone have more information on this type of fuse? diagrams of internals etc? As the internet is a bit spare on this type. I recently acquired this type 35 for my collection that could be the ugly brother to fusse2004's example as it's been made within the same year.

 

[spotter]

Attached image is from Wolfgang Fleischer's book "German Air-Dropped to 1945"

 

[wulfrik-93]

Thank you Spotter for the information.