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Re: Motor plate
Hi!
The DB605 had this exact spot (like Andy pointed out with the DB601). However, on the DB605, they did not always attach a plate, and it was stamped in just like your is (I have one like this from a 605). No clue what it is for though...hmmmmmmmm |
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Re: Motor plate
Hello,
It came from a crashed He111-B1 so the engine must be DB600C, right? Could be the figure 1253 in the plate the RLM code number for the block engine alloy? According the RLM document: 'Fliegerwerkstoffe, handbuch für die Auswahl der im deutschen flugzeug, Flugmotoren und luftfahrtgerätebau zu verwendenden Werkstoffe' in the chapter 1: 'Metallische Werkstoffe Herausgegeben vom Reichluftfahrtministerium Werkstoffabteilung.' A range of number from 0000 to 9999 were given to designe every material dealing with the military forces, being the range 0000 to 3999 allocated for metals and all its alloys. The number 1253 fall within this range. The number 2045 at the end I'd say its the motor wnr. Do anybody have a copy of the mentioned docs? Regards Last edited by fran; 16th August 2009 at 13:04. |
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