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Is it certain (is there a citation somewhere?) that Rejewski commented about this machine's reflector?

The little documentation that exists (e.g Gaj, Krzysztof in The Enigma Bulletin No. 1 XII/1990) doesn't mention a reflector anywhere, and the existence of an encypher/decypher switch somewhat mitigates against the possibility.... 86.154.137.229 ( talk) 09:41, 10 August 2018 (UTC) reply