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Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: The Netherlands
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Hi,
Please help me to identify this propellor. I did notice it is a german made according to the stamp 'P.S. 140' (meaning Pferde stärke = 140 horse power). ![]() I came from someone who claimed it was from the Messerschmitt automobile factory in germany (the little 3 wheel type car). Thank you for looking a I hope to solve this. Kind regards, Dirk |
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Might be hard to identify with any accuracy. What is the length from tip to tip?
Observations - it has been mounted for use, it looks like it's in original condition, and it's a left hand thread, which implies but doesn't prove that it was used as a pusher. I'm always suspicious of claims that travel with these props, but depending on its length, it might have been used in some kind of airboat, snow sled or non-aviation application. |
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#3 |
Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: The Netherlands
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Hi there,
Thanks for responding! I will get back to you on the measurements next week. Any information is welcome. Kind regards, Dirk |
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#4 |
Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: The Netherlands
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Hi,
Today I was able to measure the length of the propellor. Whole tip to tip length is 231cm. I hope this helps. Thanks in advance, Dirk |
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