Id. Finnish equipment

[karlik]

In my opinion it captured Soviet ampulomet
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%90%D0 ... 1%91%D1%82

[JTV]

Well , here another image from SA-Kuva archive (114336). Any idea ??

http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... t#p1939737

Jarkko

[Sturm78]

Thank you, karlik and Jarkko

Any idea about these radios ? According to photocaption, italian

Image from SA-Kuva archive (113600)
Sturm78

[Esa Muikku]

Really from EBay? Is somebody selling there photos which can be downloaded free of charge? Please, send a link.

[Sturm78]

Oopssss, not from EBay....SA-Kuva archive...

Sturm78

[Juha Tompuri]

Thank you, karlik and Jarkko

Any idea about these radios ? According to photocaption, italian

Yes,
XII Squadriglia MAS radio station,
http://www.elgrancapitan.org/foro/viewt ... 9&start=30

Regards, Juha

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can somebody identify the exact model of these Finnish Tolfvan bombs ??

Image from SA-Kuva archive (116275)
Sturm78

[Juha Tompuri]

100kg mod 38?
http://digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi/pienpa ... i#?page=10
SA-photo 116274

Regards, Juha

[Sturm78]

Hi Juha,

Probably you are right... (8x100kg bombs was the maximun bomb load of the Bristol Blenheim bombers in Finnish Service...although it is very difficult to differenciate between the different models of Finnish Tolfvan bombs....

Sturm78

[Mangrove]

Probably you are right... (8x100kg bombs was the maximun bomb load of the Bristol Blenheim bombers in Finnish Service...

The theoretical maximum bomb load for a Finnish-made Mk. I (Series V) was 972 kg (8 x 100 kg + 4 x 25 kg + 24 x 3 kg). However, in practice, the maximum bomb load was indeed the 8 x 100 kg.

[Sturm78]

Thank you, Mangrove

Here, two images from SA-Kuva archive (125373-125371)
telephone switchboards ???

Sturm78

[Juha Tompuri]

it is very difficult to differenciate between the different models of Finnish Tolfvan bombs....

Probably it is not quite so. Just checking for instance the dimensions and bomb tail assembly helps a lot.

Here, two images from SA-Kuva archive (125373-125371)
telephone switchboards ???

Yep.
#125373 is from our Southern brothers from 1933. Produced by Tartu Telefoni Vabrik a/s ( Tartu Phone Factory ltd).
Factory designation NO 642, Finnish designations P-2-8, VPK10T and KEIMO 2 (MATALA, UUSI)

#125371 is a Swedish, Ericsson ABH 5001 or 5002.
Finnish designations P-2-7A (or B), VPK10R (or RA) and KEIMO 3

Regards, Juha

[Sturm78]

Thanks a lot, Juha...

Any idea about this optical equipment?

Images from SA-Kuva archive (121220-102792)
Sturm78

[veeteetee]

"TM 201 Mittaussuuntakehä, Zeiss, mallia 33, jako 6000"

[Sturm78]

veeteetee wrote
Asemasuuntakehä is for firing post gun laying, tulenjohtosuuntakehä is for forward observer fire direction, both are aiming circles with some differences, of which I´m not quite sure.

Which would be the translation of Mittaussuuntakehä ??

Sturm78