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10 June 2001, 03:28 AM
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I have recently aquired an 8ft+ wooden propellor with markings SFA in a box and then H (outside the box). Paddle type blades. series 22184 Numero 11035. Can anybody please help me identify this?. Thank You Tony
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10 June 2001, 03:56 AM
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The "SFA" I believe refers to "Service des Fabrications Aeronautiques" and is stamped on props and other wooden components. The only manufacturer that I know of using 5 digit series numbers (many beginning with 22---, and 24---) was Chauviere, but I can't find that specific model number in a listing of about 100 Chauviere props for various aircraft. Please check the listing and dial again.... No, seriously, if the number could be something a little different, it might match a known entity. How about a photo? That might do it also.
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10 June 2001, 07:09 AM
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On closer inspection I have found more marks on the prop
190 and a box with AID 21Z also two S stamp marks |
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