Lynx II, hull # 4225

[Alastair Thomas]

I recently had a "working" copy of my Lynx1 Spare Parts List made.
Last night I was browsing through it and saw the following on page 39-7:

C19SR 110353 Emergency door lock key 2

This does not move the key discussion forward much but it does confirm that two keys were issued with each vehicle. Maybe the trapped occupants opened one of the vision hatches and handed the key out to their rescuers!

Alastair
F60S
Lynx I MkIII*

[Peter Duggan]

Guys,

I liberated this picture from Alex van de Wetering's post on WW2 Military History and Equipment, because of the three RCD Lynx 11's in the background. The first one seems to sport a 0.30 Browning under a tarp.

Peter

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[Peter Duggan]

Guys,

Andy fabricated a lid for the box on the top shelf that holds the bandolier and rounds. Thanks to Mike Gurr for the convincing logic for how the box was used.

Peter


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[Alastair Thomas]

Does any one sell copies of the WS19 Installation Instructions shown above?

Also, what are the dimensions of the tool bag in the tools illustration above?

Kind regards,
Alastair
F60S
Lynx I MkIII*

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Alastair Thomas

Does any one sell copies of the WS19 Installation Instructions shown above?

Also, what are the dimensions of the tool bag in the tools illustration above?

Louis Meulstee’s web site Wireless for the Warrior may be of help?

http://www.wftw.nl/

Hanno

[Peter Duggan]

Alastair,

PM sent.

Peter

[Alastair Thomas]

With reference to Peter's post #791 showing the stowage diagram for the Lynx II, I thought readers might like to see the equivalent for the Lynx I.
The diagram acknowledges that a radio may be fitted (as was the case in all the Lynx I know about) but the diagram shows boxes of bren gun ammunition in its place.
Alastair
F60S
Lynx I MkIII*