[Milsurplus] Help With Dynamotor ID

[Jack Antonio]

Sounds like the dynamotor from the BC-966 IFF unit. The
dynamotor ran from a carbon pile regulator.

Although I wonder, if it came out of a Neptune, wasn't
that a later time period than the SCR-595/695 or their Navy
counterpart, the ABF and ABK?


Jack Antonio WA7DIA
scr287 at sbcglobal.net


WA5CAB at cs.com wrote:
> Group,
> 
> I have a photograph of a Wincharger Corp. dynamotor nameplate.  From the top 
> it says:
> 
> Winco DYNAMOTOR
> SERIAL No. 25708  ?? 114 
> INPUT VOLTS  18
> OUTPUT VOLTS 425
> MANUFACTURED BY
> WINCHARGER CORP.
> MADE IN SIOUX CITY IOWA USA
> 
> All of the text is centered.
> 
> Input and output current not indicated, and I have no idea of the physical 
> size of the dynamotor as all that was turned in was the nameplate.
> 
> Mean anything to anyone?  It was found in Russia, supposedly at a Neptune 
> crash site, but the 18 volt input makes me doubt that.  I never heard of an 
> aircraft with an 18 VDC electrical system.  Ring any bells?  
> 
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