[Milsurplus] ID'ing a dynamotor (?)

[wf2u at ws19ops.com]

Barry,

With no additional model/military nomenclature it's almost impossible
to figure out what equipment it is for. It looks like it's a
motor-generator or rotary converter by another name and not a
dynamotor as the output is AC.
Alimentation = Input, Utilisation = Output.

If you have no use for it, I'd gladly take it off your hands, as I
need exactly such a rotary converter to power up a cold-war era
Russian aircraft receiver which needs 28 VDC and 115 VDC at 400 Hz...

73, Meir WF2U
Landrum, SC


Quoting Barry Tuttleman <bdtuttleman at att.net>:

> group:
>
> trying to ID what i believe is a dynamotor, and appears to be    
> aircraft milsurplus.
>
> unit measures about 6½" (L) x 2 5/8" (diamter), not including the    
> mount.  the dataplate states "AUXILEC", and appears to be in french.  
>   one side of dataplate states "ALIMENTATION", "VOLTS: 22 - 29",   
> "AMP:  7.5"; other side states "UTILISATION", "VOLTS: 115", "AMP   
> 0.87";  also states 400hz.
>
> other items in the same load appear to be french (?) surplus; many    
> have the "S.T.T.A" logo (?).
>
> any info appreciated; items will be for sale.
>
> tnx,
> barry
> carson city, nv
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