Help needed for identifying an old luftwaffe engine generator

Engineman said:

Yes, nice one Wurger! My info showed motor but your pics are conclusive.
Great job!

Eng

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Wurger said:

The FL. number indicates the Messerschmitt kite. IMHO it is a generator of the Jumo 004 jet engine used for the Me 262.

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the pic source: Jumo 004 Plumbing Guide | Large Scale Planes

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Wurger said:

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the pic source: the net.

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Engineman said:

Hi,

This is actually an electric motor. The gerät-nr 19-5542 B-1 and W.Nr 93969 is stamped on the case and can be seen in IMG-2. Also, Lg 30 is stamped on the endplate in IMG-7
where you can see the power terminals numbered 1, 2 and a low power connection 3. This looks to be a fairly powerful motor, possibly 1.5kw, 24v with the forced-air cooling shroud.
The simple stamped numbering would indicate quite late-war production.
Unfortunately, I do not have further info on this item. I would expect that this was from a large aircraft, possibly a motor from an automatic-pilot powerpack that operated flying controls.

Cheers

Eng

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Spyros said:

Thank you so much for the info Wurger !!! I've been told some years ago at Speyer's Flugzeugteilebörse, that it was coming from a Jumo004, but I was not sure if that was truth or not .... till today!

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Spyros said:

Thank you Eng for the info! To be honest, till today I didn't notice the existence of these stamped letters on it!

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