What is this part number

[greenblue]

HI, Does anyone know what a 10B/10592 is. I was asked if I could find out. Seems the person thinks it may be a piece of equipment of a Lancaster Bomber and may be an Air Ministry reference. Any advice on how to trace that part number

 

[Ronsuddes]

HI, Does anyone know what a 10B/10592 is. I was asked if I could find out. Seems the person thinks it may be a piece of equipment of a Lancaster Bomber and may be an Air Ministry reference. Any advice on how to trace that part number

Section 10 relates to Wireless Equipment hopefully someone will know he sub-section B.

 

[Oldstacker]

That would certainly look like an RAF Section (10B) & Reference (10592) for a piece of technical (as oppose to domestic) electrical equipment. If my aged memory serves correctly, 10B was a fairly generic range - not specific to a particular system and the fact that the Reference is only 5 digits makes it pretty old - when I joined in the mid 70s most newish References were in the 7 digit range ready for NATO codification.

 

[Oldstacker]

If there's anyone on here from Conz, the BBMF may have docs for the Lanc?

 

[Barch]

Try the RAF Museum, they have probably got a copy of AP 1086.

 

[Stevienics]

That's a low number. Probably an assembly. It may have an NSN convrsion but, well....

 

[Oldstacker]

Fair point but.... it was Microfiche as far back as 1976 and do they have a reader....? And an old f**t like me who knows where to look?

 

[PingDit]

I found this on-line, apparently taken from AP1186. It's close, and also from a Lancaster...

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[Obi Wan]

PingDit.....................you really must get out more DT_Xtremez_30:

 

[PingDit]

I know Obi but I found a spare 10 minutes....:joyous:

 

[Martin Blank]

Found this 5910990010592 Di Electric ceramic capacitor......
Dunno if that helps