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November 1st 04, 01:36 PM
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Sander van Doormaal wrote:
Recently I have inherited a beautiful wooden propellor Burnt in is the following information 110 PS Rhone D 260 H 230 Heine N29018 110 PS Rhone indicates that it was once fitted to a 110 hp Gnome Rhone engine which was used on fighters of either the German AF or Austria-Hungary AF Heine was Germans leading propeller factory until 1945 The thing is 2,6 metres in length so that's what D 260 is possibly referring to Yes, D could mean "Durchmesser" (diameter). But I would really like to know what specific type of fighter it was used on and perhaps even squadron and pilot info. N29018 obviously is the factory serial # ("Nummer"). But I doubt there were ever any records to which plane it had been fitted. Regards Joachim 
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