Heinkel HE111 part.. but which aircraft was it in???

[ScottB]

Hi to all,
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
I have acquired a part of an ESAC 250 IX i think from a Heinkel HE111 p2

it has some info on it and i was wondering if theres any way to tell what plane it was from ???

the etched details read as

ESAC 250/IX Lad V 2c50
Nr 1913885 F1 50581

My research has shown its a part of the 250 ix system called a Loader.
I found a diagram where its labelled as part 1= Ladevorrichtung

Any advice greatly appreciated, regards Scott

 

[Crimea_River]

It's usually not possible to associate a component to a particular aircraft using its model number or manufacturer's serial number alone. Typically, parts can be associated to a specific aircraft if found with an airframe that shows identifying marks such a serial number (Werke Nummer for German) or squadron insignia. If the item is from a crash site, there may be documentation on the aircraft involved but the exact location of the find would need to be pin pointed.

BTW, is it possible that your "F1" stamp is actually and "FL" stamp?

 

[ScottB]

Hi C R, thanks for the reply, its as much as i suspected.
You are right about the FL
Just spotted that the part is also marked AKS 1939

ans has a stamped mark BAL 803,
Thanks again for any info you can share.

 

[Crimea_River]

I can't offer any more unfortunately, other than the fact that there are sites on the net that do Identify parts by their FL number but your (50581) was not listed. I thing Steve (Stona) or Snautzer may have more comprehensive parts lists and he may chime in here.

Helpful sites:

Das Reich A WW2 Historical Archive
Deutsche Luftwaffe Cockpitinstrumente Homepage Titelseite Instrumente Gerätebrett Baumuster