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yugoslav special purpose fuses

al'saad

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pics 1 and 2: UMNP-1, mechanical fuse pressure/pull type
pics 3 and 4: UMNOP-1, mechanical fuse pull/pressure/release type

on UMNOP-1 trip wire can be attached to one of two pins, and pull either axial either under 90deg to fuse axle.
 

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i really cant say, i am not familiar with german fuse. but now i will disassemble these two and take pics, so you will be able to find out for yourself.
 
here they are
 

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Hi

Here is a non-exercise of the fuze UMNOP-1
 

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mechanical parts of the training and non-training version of the yugoslav special purpose fuses are identical, except yellow stripe painted on fuses body. pyrotechnical elements are different as non-training fuses were equipped with mod 8 blast cap.
 
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