Does anyone know if the British had a NO 12 MK 2 Switch?
And is there any information available on it?
Joe
And is there any information available on it?
Joe
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NO 12 Switch
- Thread starter jvollenberg
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They did Joe. It differs from the Mark 1 in being fitted with a longer 'trapping pin' and the filling arrangement is modified.
You don't happen to have some pictures of that one? All I could find was an old Ebay sale.
Thanks,
Joe
Thanks,
Joe
Thanks ... that will work.
Joe
Joe
pzgr40
Well-Known Member
Will this help?
A detailed PDF drawing can be found here:
http://www.wk2ammo.com/showthread.php?716-Anti-lifting-switch-No-12
Regards, DJH
A detailed PDF drawing can be found here:
http://www.wk2ammo.com/showthread.php?716-Anti-lifting-switch-No-12
Regards, DJH
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These are cool switches. I would love to find one eventually.
Can you tell me the measurements of them? Mainly looking for the length of the MK 2.
Joe
Can you tell me the measurements of them? Mainly looking for the length of the MK 2.
Joe
Joe,
Let know if the attached is sufficient. I have no reason to think that the Mark 2 is different in length from the Mark 1.
View attachment Extract from Section3FuzesProof11for Joe.pdf
Just looking at the two cutaways it seems one might be longer than the other, unless it is how they took the pictures.
The data sheet is perfect.
Thanks ...
Joe
The data sheet is perfect.
Thanks ...
Joe
Interesting how they are marked very differently.
Joe
Joe
pzgr40
Well-Known Member
Left is unfired (with weight op top) , right is fired, (weight removed)