Talk:Naxos radar detector

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Correctness of dates.[edit]

In an article, there are statements:
> This is precisely what occurred on the night of 2/3 March 1943.
> The group first met at the Telefunken offices in Berlin on 22 February.

If a plane has been shot down at night 2/3 March, then how the device study group could met before that shot-down?

In an article H2S (radar) there are dates:
> 2/3 February 1943.
> met for the first time on 23 February 1943.

The first date I believe is almost 100% a typo and should be February, instead March.
The second date differs by 1 day (22 vs. 23 Feb.)

I am not a historician, so I don't dare to edit the article (nor I know which date of 22 vs 23 February is correct), but I hope that some competent person could fix these dates. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Klenot (talk • contribs) 19:02, 5 July 2018 (UTC)[reply]