Luftwaffe Part Identification

[ctinder]

Hi everyone -

I've come across this great Luftwaffe part and needed some help identifying the aircraft type and any other pertinent details. The outside of the box has 2 data plates - long strip reads:
"?EP", "MG.L, "MG.R.", "KEP" with an Amp (?) reading below.

The second data plate reads:
"SVK 2 151 131 E"
"Gerat-NrL 102-312 A-1"
"Anforderz F1 47 273"
"Werk-Nr. 44057"
"Bauart und Hersteller:"
"Michel-Werke Augsburg"
"Nennspannung 24V" - translated: Rated Voltage of 24V

The inside of the box has large data plate of an electrical diagram.

Any insights?

 

[Crimea_River]

Your part appears here: Luftwaffe Flugzeuge

This is a great site for someone trying to ID Luftwaffe parts. What you have is a junction box for a weapons system but for some reason the pics on the link above aren't loading for me right now. What you say is "F1 47 273" is actually an FL number.

 

[ctinder]

Excellent! Thanks Crimea!

Based on your site - I also found this link as well: Fl.47273-2 Schalt- und Verteilerkasten SVK2-151/131 E, 1944 | Deutscheluftwaffe
Looks like it's from an FW-190 ~around 1944

Thanks again!

 

[Crimea_River]

Glad to help. The only thing is that there's a small discrepancy in that you have "Gerat-NrL 102-312 A-1" whereas those linked have B-1 at the end. It may be that this could be linked to the -2 appended to the FL number, perhaps a revision to the spec. What you have may be an earlier version of the same box.

 

[ctinder]

Was thinking the same thing as the hole configuration is slightly different to mine. Will have to keep digging... Thanks so much!

 

[Jadesq]

Hi everyone -

I've come across this great Luftwaffe part and needed some help identifying the aircraft type and any other pertinent details. The outside of the box has 2 data plates - long strip reads:
"?EP", "MG.L, "MG.R.", "KEP" with an Amp (?) reading below.

The second data plate reads:
"SVK 2 151 131 E"
"Gerat-NrL 102-312 A-1"
"Anforderz F1 47 273"
"Werk-Nr. 44057"
"Bauart und Hersteller:"
"Michel-Werke Augsburg"
"Nennspannung 24V" - translated: Rated Voltage of 24V

The inside of the box has large data plate of an electrical diagram.

Any insights?

I direct your attention to: Luftwaffe losses in the east 20-30.01.1945 [Archive] - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum - "Erg,JG1 F /Wohlau raum/ X BF109G-6 44057 Gr29 100 x Slapinka lothar fw f"
What you may be bits and pieces of a lost Bf109G-6 'Werk-Nr. 44057'

 

[stona]

Translating literally you have part of the "Switch and distribution box for on-board weapons".

As already suggested, it's a type fitted to the Fw 190, maybe other types, I don't know.

Cheers

Steve