Canadian Wwii De Havilland Mosquito Magneto Switches & Altimeter on 2040-parts.com
Winters, California, United States
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Canadian De Haviliand Mosquito Magneto Switches & Altimeter
Up
for bids are some very rare cockpit parts that were used on the Canadian De Havilland Mosquito. The altimeter is made
by Kollsman and is a MK-XIVA. It has the Air Ministry mark (A.M.) and Crown and does
show extremely well. This type 35,000 altimeter was also used on other high performance
WWII aircraft such as the Spitfire and the Hurricane. The
magneto switches are the long arm variety. These type switches were also used
on other WWII British war planes including the Lancaster and Halifax Bombers. They
are used but do show very well. Serviceability
of these items is unknown, so these parts are being sold as display items only. ****************************** Total
Mosquito production was 7,781 of which 6,710 were built during the war. De
Havilland Canada built 1,134 of these. Canadian-built · Mosquito B Mk VII : Canadian version based on the Mosquito B Mk V bomber aircraft. Powered by two 1,418 hp (1,057 kW) Packard Merlin 31 piston engines; 25 built. ·
Mosquito
B Mk XX : Canadian
version of the Mosquito B Mk IV bomber aircraft; 145 built, of which 40 were
converted intoF-8 photo-reconnaissance aircraft for the USAAF. ·
Mosquito
FB Mk 21 : Canadian
version of the Mosquito FB Mk VI fighter-bomber aircraft. Powered by two
1,460 hp (1,090 kW) Rolls-Royce Merlin 31 piston engines, three
built. ·
Mosquito
T Mk 22 : Canadian
version of the Mosquito T Mk III training aircraft. ·
Mosquito
B Mk 23 : Unused
designation for a bomber variant. ·
Mosquito
FB Mk 24 : Canadian
fighter-bomber version. Powered by two 1,620 hp (1,210 kW)
Rolls-Royce Merlin 301 piston engines; two built. ·
Mosquito
B Mk 25 : Improved
version of the Mosquito B Mk XX Bomber aircraft. Powered by two 1,620 hp
(1,210 kW) Packard Merlin 225 piston engines; 400 built. ·
Mosquito
FB Mk 26 : Improved
version of the Mosquito FB Mk 21 fighter-bomber aircraft. Powered by two
1,620 hp (1,210 kW) Packard Merlin 225 piston engines; 338 built. ·
Mosquito
T Mk 27 : Canadian-built
training aircraft. ·
Mosquito
T Mk 29 : A number of FB
Mk 26 fighters were converted into T Mk 29 trainers. ·
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