Mystery aircraft/helicopter parts available!

Texan tomcat….Come to this thread a bit late but definitely Belvedere …27J matches.
The Helicopter museum at Weston super Mare will find them a home in XG 452 …email Helicollections @btconnect.com please.

Thanks Dev one- bit of a mystery really! They need a home as they aren’t relevant to us! 🙂

To me it could have an alternative name of Artificial Feel Unit – TSR2 had a hydraulic unit attached to the joystick below the cockpit floor. Similar vintage?
Texantomcat – I’m from Sywell – my father was there in ’38 & bought his Proctor there in ’49.

Thought that, but immediately rejected as co-incidence that ‘Type 192’ refers to the Bristol design number for the military Belvedere – as that type only ever reached Mk.HC.1, no Mk.2 or Mk.3 that I’m aware of. If Type 192 does refer to a Belvedere, ignoring the Mk.3, the line ‘Jack Feel Simulator’ is rather difficult to make sense of. Subsequent Bristol design numbers allocated to developments of the Type 192 Belvedere, the 192C (civil version) and 193 (for the Royal Canadian Navy) were not proceeded with (Wikipedia).

At this stage I’m backing ‘Anon’ rather than ‘Dev One’s’ interpretation of the parts label.

Bloody good shout sir!

TT

Label says Type 192 ? Belvedere?

Thanks will do!

TT

Try WEALD AVIATION ,or the Heli museum ..

Simulator might mean just that – from a simulator, in which some sort of “feel” needs to be introduced to the control stick(s) to make them feel realistic.

Just a thought.

Anon.

Thank you Dave – much appreciated – donor seemed to think maybe ex-chopper parts!

ATB

TT

Unfortunately I don’t have section 27KH of AP1086, but that section is for Aircraft Powered Flying Controls and Spares- Hobson.

Regards

Dave