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13th February 2010, 18:50
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Stamps of Spitfire?
In the crash site we think is Spitfire we find a fragment of structure with marks "34608 742 18EDA". Some idea? Number 6 and 0 in 34608 are not sure.
Then we find a plate with these marks: RECEIVER TYPE R3002 10DB// 34275. On the web I found: Installation: ARI 5000 System name: IFF Mk-II Installation: Transponder R3002 (12V), R3082 (Tropical 12V), R3003 (24V), R3083 (tropical 24V) Control unit type 17, 18 Aerial type 90, 93 Some idea about aircraft use it? Thanks. 
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