Need help for identify control panel and gauge

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It’s simple Nils, I am the source!

I’ll send you a private message with the details.

that´s nice 🙂

…but where can I buy it ? Do you have a source ?

5C/430 is a humble terminal block for electrical wiring. 6A/0.388 refers to the holder for a Type O.6 hand bearing compass.

As for identifying all the parts, I find these quite useful….:cool:

Wow 🙂

That´s great !
Here I have two more Parts with REF.No. : 5c/430 and 6A/0.388.
May be you can help again ? Do you have a list of the REF.-numbers, or a link to a website about it ?

An Adaptor Box (5D/610) was used when a Small Bomb Container was attached to a bomb carrier. It allowed the bombs within the SBC to be dropped while retaining the SBC on the carrier or, in the event of an emergency, it allowed for the SBC and all it’s contents to be jettisoned.

Here’s a Mk. VI Bomb Distributor and a 5D/610 Adaptor Box.

Thanks,

your notice about the Mk. VI – type of Wellington is that what I have needed.
May be you can tell me something about the part with this Ref.-No. : 5D/610 ?
I have it also found on the crash site.

Hi Nils,

The “panel” looks to be the part of the front face of a Mk. VI Bomb Distributor.

It, and the Mk XIV Altimeter were part of just about every RAF aeroplane capable of lobbing bombs at Germany in WWII (except fighter-bombers).

You cannot positively identify a Wellington from these remains.