This is a fantastic condition RV12P4000 radio valve from the aircraft’s main radio set which is complete and undamaged with clear to see part numbers and maker markings.
This part which is aluminium and bakerite made made and is still in nice condition it still has all of its original colours and has not discoloured very much at all but is a bit dirty but has been very well cleaned and is perfect for display or any collection the size of the valve is 4 half inches long and overall fantastic condition part The part is from German Heinkel he 111 bomber shot down and crashed in March 1942 during the battle and siege of Leningrad in Russia.
The part comes with 2 x A5 laminated information card with map also with diagram picture showing the part on the aircraft.
German Heinkel he 111 bomber shot down and crashed in March 1942 during the battle and siege of Leningrad in Russia.
The crew names that are known is Saunus Karl, Meyer Siegfried, Weinholtz Joachim. All of them died in March 1942. That is how we know the plane crashed around this date. The Heinkel He 111 bomber crash site is in a forest between the villages of Malinovka and Volkhov in the Leningrad Region of Russia.
This is a fantastic condition RV12P4000 radio valve from the aircraft’s main radio set which is complete and undamaged with clear to see part numbers and maker markings.
This part which is aluminium and bakerite made made and is still in nice condition it still has all of its original colours and has not discoloured very much at all but is a bit dirty but has been very well cleaned and is perfect for display or any collection the size of the valve is 4 half inches long and overall fantastic condition part The part is from German Heinkel he 111 bomber shot down and crashed in March 1942 during the battle and siege of Leningrad in Russia.
The part comes with 2 x A5 laminated information card with map also with diagram picture showing the part on the aircraft.
German Heinkel he 111 bomber shot down and crashed in March 1942 during the battle and siege of Leningrad in Russia.
The crew names that are known is Saunus Karl, Meyer Siegfried, Weinholtz Joachim. All of them died in March 1942. That is how we know the plane crashed around this date. The Heinkel He 111 bomber crash site is in a forest between the villages of Malinovka and Volkhov in the Leningrad Region of Russia.
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