Hi all,
up to day I have here any unknown parts from a Wellington crash location near Kiel (crashed 1941). Maybe someone can help to identify this parts…
#1
Part of aluminium, three liquid connections (left, top and right),
Stamp with “W6216-4” AND “BIRMAL”
#2
Part of aluminium (measure: ca. 28 x 18 x 5cm),
Stamps with “SYKO SD-2” AND “SERIAL NO. 2695”
This part must be from strip cipher, look here:
http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/geog/gessler/collections/crypto-strip-ciphers.htm
Maybe someone have more detail about this unit?
#3 (3 pictures)
Part of brass
#4
Broken part of aluminium, with a scale from 180 to 250 degree and a “SW”.
Maybe a part from compass unit?
Thanks for help !
Regrads from Kiel
Nils
By: Alan Clark - 30th June 2006 at 00:57
The photo showing the item marked in degrees is from the compass, somewhere I have a complete one that is identical. The compass rings are normally bakelite though some were brass. The brass item is part of a potentiometer if i remember correctly.
By: 682al - 30th June 2006 at 00:20
A 5C/529 plug is often used in association with electrically heated flying clothing.
By: Pathfinder - 29th June 2006 at 21:47
Thanks for the posting Rocketeer !
What is it for a plug with REF-No- “5c/529” ?
Do you have a idea ?
Today I found on this crash site a identification plate with follow signs:
REF No. 10K/22 SERIAL NO. 13096
ROTARY TRANSFORMER TYPE 29
INPUT 24 VOLTS 16 AMPS
OUTPUT 1230 VOLTS 0.2 AMPS
HOOVER LIMITED
RIVALE, GREENFORD MIDDLESEX.
Looking for a picture of this transformer.
Regards
Nils
By: Rocketeer - 25th June 2006 at 16:59
Top left is the pitot divider that goes on the back of the blind flying panel and feeds the ASI and Altimeter
By: Pathfinder - 25th June 2006 at 16:13
… I forget; have also found a male plug with “5c/529”
This number is not in my data base….
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June 25, 2006 at 3:45 pm