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Delco North-east L&r Magnetos; Rolls Packard Merlin P-51 Spitfire Hurricane on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Ankeny, Iowa, United States

Ankeny, Iowa, United States
Condition:Remanufactured

For sale here is a pair of magnetos, left and right, for use on a Rolls-Royce or Packard Merlin engine…and perhaps on other engines too.  They were built and/or overhauled and yellow-tagged by Delco-Remy subsidiary, North-East Magneto, five or more decades ago.   For use on Merlin engines in P-51s, Spitfires, Hurricanes, Lancasters and P-40s (yes…the “F” model) or your Lenoesque, Merlin powered car….

Specifications as follows:

Type:  S12LAP4
Spec:  PM2003
P/N:  618051  
S/N:  139599
Built:  Delco Appliance Division - GM - North-East

Type:  S12RAP4
Spec:  PM2003
P/N:  618050  
S/N:  174616
Built:  Delco Appliance Division - GM - North-East


The $50 shipping cost is an estimate based on UPS ground and 40 pounds going 1000 miles.  Buyer should not pay until I inform you what the actual shipping cost is.  

Here's some history I found about the mag developed by North-East:
Delco Evolves New Magneto:  High flying British and American planes are maintaining air superiority in world airlanes with the help of a new magneto designed, developed and produced here by Delco Appliance. Before Pearl Harbor, engineers at Delco worked to produce the British magneto for Rolls-Royce aircraft engines; improving and enlarging upon the magnetos they had been manufacturing for Rolls-Royce during peacetime. As it became apparent that planes would fly and fight at altitudes up to 50,000 feet, a new type of magneto was necessary that would function efficiently at the new height. The new North-East Magneto was developed to fulfill the necessary qualifications of lightness, smallness and the possibility of volume production, without the drawbacks that characterized the old magnetos. The task of producing the North-East magneto was accomplished with complete military approval both here and in England long before schedule. The North-East magneto is said to fire each aircraft engine cylinder unerringly at all altitudes up to 50,000 feet, assuring fidelity of engine performance from sea level to stratosphere, all without added weight, complicated mechanism or auxiliary equipment.





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