I Got It Working! Original World War 2 German Military Flashlight WW2 Wehrmacht

In this video we examine an original WW2 German WIF SIGNAL Model 1136 military issue flashlight. This piece of field equipment was used by the Wehrmacht to navigate, signal, direct traffic and check documents at night. The hinged hood is typically referred to as a “blackout hood”, similar to the NOTEK light used on wartime vehicle fenders. The idea was to eliminate light signature to enemy aircraft.
Here is the link to the Facebook collector group for WW1 & WW2 military flashlights. Very informative page! groups/17138...
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🇵🇭 Sa video na ito, sinusuri namin ang isang orihinal na WW2 German WIF SIGNAL Model 1136 military issue flashlight. Ang piraso ng field equipment na ito ay ginamit ng Wehrmacht upang mag-navigate, magsenyas, magdirekta ng trapiko at magsuri ng mga dokumento sa gabi. Ang hinged hood ay karaniwang tinutukoy bilang isang "blackout hood", katulad ng NOTEK light na ginagamit sa mga fender ng sasakyan sa panahon ng digmaan. Ang ideya ay upang alisin ang magaan na lagda sa sasakyang panghimpapawid ng kaaway.
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🇷🇺 В этом видео мы рассмотрим оригинальный немецкий военный фонарь WIF SIGNAL Model 1136 времен Второй мировой войны. Эта часть полевого оборудования использовалась Вермахтом для навигации, подачи сигналов, управления движением и проверки документов в ночное время. Капот на петлях обычно называют «блэкаут-капюшоном», подобно фонарю НОТЕК, используемому на крыльях транспортных средств военного времени. Идея заключалась в том, чтобы устранить легкую заметность самолетов противника.
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🇮🇳 इस वीडियो में हम एक मूल WW2 जर्मन WIF SIGNAL मॉडल 1136 मिलिट्री इश्यू टॉर्च की जांच करते हैं। रात में नेविगेशन, सिग्नल, सीधे यातायात और दस्तावेजों की जांच करने के लिए वेहरमाच द्वारा फील्ड उपकरण का यह टुकड़ा इस्तेमाल किया गया था। हिंग वाले हुड को आमतौर पर "ब्लैकआउट हुड" के रूप में संदर्भित किया जाता है, युद्ध के समय वाहन फ़ेंडर पर उपयोग किए जाने वाले नोटक प्रकाश के समान। यह विचार दुश्मन के विमानों के हल्के हस्ताक्षर को खत्म करने का था।
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[@CollectorChronicles]

In this video we examine an original WW2 German WIF SIGNAL Model 1136 military issue flashlight. This piece of field equipment was used by the Wehrmacht to navigate, signal, direct traffic and check documents at night. The hinged hood is typically referred to as a “blackout hood”, similar to the NOTEK light used on wartime vehicle fenders. The idea was to eliminate light signature to enemy aircraft.
The mission of this channel is to cultivate interest in collecting in current and future generations, thereby helping to ensure historical and cultural appreciation and preservation. If you support this endeavor, please subscribe, like, comment and share!
If you love antiques, history and obscure collectibles, follow the official Collector Chronicles Instagram page! Link is in our UA-cam “About” tab.
As always, thank you for watching and happy collecting!

[@FullBeardful]

Hi i needed diagram or blueprint this flashlugth, can u give me pic?

[@mistervacation23]

Ich bin geblendet von diesem verdammt heißen Licht!

[@johnfish1194]

Blue doesn't wreck your night vision.

[@itsfort]

As a history nerd I want it

[@CollectorChronicles]

As long as you don’t NEED it, you should be ok. Collecting WW2 field equipment is an excellent way to always be broke. 🤓😭

[@cosmicbricks3339]

@@CollectorChroniclesI’m a history buff aswell
I want this

[@CrotaroLP]

Lovely video! Without having any evidence, I theorize that the blue tinted slit is useful to keep the morse-functionality without shining too bright of a light. I can imagine the blue slit is still fairly well visible IF you know where the squad leader is sitting at, while keeping a relatively low profile.

[@CollectorChronicles]

That makes perfect sense, actually. Especially if other people are looking specifically for red or green lights to indicate a particular order in addition to “stop”, “go” etc. you need a different color to avoid confusion. Thanks for watching!

[@frettchen1585]

Wow! This flashlight is about 80 years old, but it is still advanced and this technology from the past looks great even today.
Are there other German lanterns that were carried in the hand, like a kerosene lamp?

[@cosmicbricks3339]

Idk about the last part

[@RODEHAWGKENNEL]

Very cool 😎

[@CollectorChronicles]

Thanks buddy! Stay warm out there!

[@countrydiggers]

Nice 👍

[@CollectorChronicles]

Thank you my friend! ☺️

[@jesscorbin5981]

So the on/off switch wouldn't ever act up on these ones?

[@CollectorChronicles]

I really haven’t had to depend on one day in day out for a year or so, but I would imagine the metal contacts would have to be tweaked. Most metal German wartime flashlights are stamped steel held together with rather dainty metal tabs bent over in slots. Not particularly robust by today’s standards.

[@CollectorChronicles]

Here is the link for the Facebook group which specializes in military flashlights of WW1 & WW2. facebook.com/groups/1713894135603707/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF

[@Classniy]

How long did this flashlight last with this battery?

[@zobayedhassain5302]

Real german military item ? I am interested buy it

[@jennyjones.]

✌️😁

[@CollectorChronicles]

😉

[@jasonrusso9808]

But theres someplace that he'd rather be 🎼🎶🎵

[@CollectorChronicles]

Yes! Someone got it. 😂🙏🏻😉