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Dowly · 10-28-15, 06:50 AM

Hey Mubutu,

Could you check if there is a serial number on this part, but the one on the front end:

It is possible that the "255" refers to U-255, which was surrendered intact to the British.

I also found similar pair of UZO numbered with "4" (U-4 survived the war, was scrapped) and "19" (U-19 was scuttled in 1944, makes sense to take such equipment with you).

Though, I also found "1328", which doesn't match any known U-boats.

The "hell/dunkel" switch is for bright/low light conditions.

10-28-15, 06:50 AM	#7
Dowly Lucky Jack Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 25,052 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	Hey Mubutu, Could you check if there is a serial number on this part, but the one on the front end: It is possible that the "255" refers to U-255, which was surrendered intact to the British. I also found similar pair of UZO numbered with "4" (U-4 survived the war, was scrapped) and "19" (U-19 was scuttled in 1944, makes sense to take such equipment with you). Though, I also found "1328", which doesn't match any known U-boats. The "hell/dunkel" switch is for bright/low light conditions.