Can anyone tell me what aircraft the following fuel gauges might have come from? Both, I think, are RAF.
1. Face marked to 90 gallons, 114 gallon capacity written on face.
Marked on face 7581 524FG. I think this one might be from the engineer’s
panel on a Lancaster but I’m not sure.
2. Face marked to 310 gallons. Capacity 383 gallons written on face.
Also marked 93536 525FG on face. Has R3 33L and R3 32C written on case.
I have no idea which aircraft this might be from.
Thank you in advance for any information you might be willing to share.
By: bc615 - 28th January 2007 at 01:57
Thank you Olivier. I really appreciate your assistance.
bc615
By: NC900 - 25th January 2007 at 06:05
6A/1377 – Fuel content / gauge
A.M. ; Type 116 / 524 FG ; 0-114 gallons ; 24 Volts ; Fluorescent.
LANCASTER, YORK, LANCASTRIAN.
6A/1378 – Fuel content / gauge
A.M. ; Type 117 / 525 FG ; 0-383 gallons ; 24 Volts ; Fluorescent.
LANCASTER, YORK, LANCASTRIAN.
Cheers,
olivier
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January 25, 2007 at 1:22 am