RARE FLIGHT HARDWARE NASA APOLLO SATURN V / IB FUEL TANK PRESSURE CONTROL MODULE

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RARE FLIGHT HARDWARE NASA APOLLO SATURN V / IB FUEL TANK PRESSURE CONTROL MODULE:
$10000.00

FOR THE DESCRIMINATING COLLECTOR LOOKING FOR SOMETHING UNIQUE -
VERY RARE FLIGHT HARDWARE. MAY EVEN BE ONE OF A KIND AT THIS POINT. NASA APOLLO MARSHALL SPACEFLIGHT CENTER, SATURN V THIRD STAGE (S-IVB) SATURN IB (S-IVB) FUEL TANK PRESSURE CONTROL MODULE.
This piece of flight hardware was designed by the Douglas Aircraft Company's subcontractor, Vinson Division of General Metals Corporation Flight Specifications. It was designed to control the pressure on the main liquid hydrogen tank for the Saturn V and the Saturn IB heavy launch vehicles.
This module was constructed of a precision block of aerospace grade aluminum that was turned, milled and anodized to stringent aerospace specifications.
NASA Data TagNASA George C. Marshall Space Flight CenterFuel Tank Pressure Control ModuleAssembly Number: A-65050-505Douglas Aircraft Company Specification: 1B55200-505AHSerial Number: 1039Date: October, 1971Vinson Division Of General metal Corporation, Burbank, California
First Steel Manifold:Step Control Valve1B66290-1Serial Number: 67A Douglas Certification Stamp is visible: D 27
Second Steel Manifold:Step Pressure Valve1B66290-1Serai Number: 61A Douglas Certification Stamp is visible: D 27

A Saturn rocket’s S-IVBstage "LH2 pressure control module"is designed to regulate thepressure of the liquid hydrogen (LH2) propellant within the fuel tank, ensuringproper flow and engine operation during launch;it essentially acts as acontrol system to manage the pressure of the cryogenic liquid hydrogen fuelwithin the S-IVB stage.

You won't find this item up sale anywhere else but here. This is a rare piece of American technology that contributed to American history. The was a spare part that in the event the LH2 pressure control module failed on the S-IVB (3rd stage) of the Saturn rocket prior to launch, it would be pulled from inventory and installed replacing the faulty one. This is your chance to own a piece of unique technology from a time when America went to the Moon. Don't let this opportunity pass you by.
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