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jap mortar
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Hi,
I have been following this discussion with interest as I have recently acquired a Japanese 81mm mortar round with a Type 88 Fuze. I saw a Japanese manual for the Type 97 81mm mortar for sale on ebay. It has 2 pages which deal with the fuze for the bomb. I can't read Japanese so it is unintelligible to me! The fuze drawn looks like a Type 93. Maybe there is some information in the manual which might be useful, if someone can read Japanese?
Regards,
Draoich
I have been following this discussion with interest as I have recently acquired a Japanese 81mm mortar round with a Type 88 Fuze. I saw a Japanese manual for the Type 97 81mm mortar for sale on ebay. It has 2 pages which deal with the fuze for the bomb. I can't read Japanese so it is unintelligible to me! The fuze drawn looks like a Type 93. Maybe there is some information in the manual which might be useful, if someone can read Japanese?
Regards,
Draoich
Download and use a mobile application called LENS - then just position the phone over the kanji and it should both automatically detect the lanaguge and translate.
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Here's a previous post on the App:
Cheers
D
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Here's a previous post on the App:
Blasting Machines
EXPLODER DYNAMO MARK VII These would both have been made to the same standard although 5 years apart. It was designed to fire through 150-ohms resistance. The increased current required to fire Detonators Electric No.33 and the commercial equivalent of the time, was 15 detonators through 400...
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Cheers
D