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I was thinking along the lines of photographic, but it looks a little too compact for the era.

Yes not photographic Alec.

 

Could it be said the box contains an accumulator, feeding two devices/connections, actuated by a switch on a wander-lead? Alec.

 

Nearly, the box contains three "Q" inert cells & depending on the particular application feeding Cables, Nos. 6 to 10 at each end where there is a device with its own switch.

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In light of some of your most resent objects no pun intended lighting for the officers loos

 

Interesting line of thought Wally. It's not that but intriguing none the less. I have never seen an recommendations for lighting these facilities, indeed tactically it would be undesirable to have lighting. So I imagine everyone would try to do what they can before sunset thereafter they have to do it in the dark :shake:

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So the light is used during day light
Wally that's not necessarily the case here.

 

In respect of latrines there seems to be no illumination & indeed in some encampments they were out of bounds after dark & a night bucket was used.

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To summarise, so far it is:

 

British

1926

2-wheeled

No.5 Mk 1

Electrical

Steel box has 3 cells

3 lights of which one is moveable

Used statically

Not for convoy, horses, latrines, route or hazard marking

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Well up to now i have thought on the lines that this would be taken on exercise to provide lighting would it be used around

a base where there would be mains power if so is it mobile inspection light of some sort

 

Wally not a general inspection light system. Although the moveable light has an individual function, it doubles up as a moveable inspection light for the equipment it is connected to.

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