Repaired, Delco Remy Aircraft Engine Alternator, 1100723, 24v, 50 Amp on 2040-parts.com
Kidron, Ohio, US
This is a repaired Delco Remy aircraft engine alternator, p/n 1100723, s/n 26783, which is 24V, 50 amps. The unit was repaired by Ward Aero in 6/73.
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