NSN - Part number database

[MingMong]

A while back, there was a list of good websites for cross refering part numbers to NSN.
I have tried doing a search and can't find them anywhere, so maybe they were deleted when e-goat was hacked.
If anybody has the links for these sites, could they please post them here, I have them bookmarked at work, but can't seem to find them here in the sandpit.

 

[Scaley brat]

A while back, there was a list of good websites for cross refering part numbers to NSN.
I have tried doing a search and can't find them anywhere, so maybe they were deleted when e-goat was hacked.
If anybody has the links for these sites, could they please post them here, I have them bookmarked at work, but can't seem to find them here in the sandpit.

Try googling the part number MM, you'd be surprised at the stuff you can fin through a decent search engine DT_Xtremez_28:

 

[jack brew]

www.iso-parts.com

 

[Hu Jardon]

Try here

http://www.isisweb.r.mil.uk/

 

[MingMong]

Thanks a lot!

I had already tried google, but with no success, but should be sorted now.

 

[The Bowmeister]

if you have access, have you tried LITS??, can let you know the menu step if reqd

 

[MingMong]

Thanks for the suggestion, but we don't have LITS out here.

 

[sumps]

A while back, there was a list of good websites for cross refering part numbers to NSN.
I have tried doing a search and can't find them anywhere, so maybe they were deleted when e-goat was hacked.
If anybody has the links for these sites, could they please post them here, I have them bookmarked at work, but can't seem to find them here in the sandpit.

Havent you got an minion to do this kind of thing for you? You should be taking it easy chap.

 

[Al Mac]

Can any of you Supply Gods out there help me out?

I need a NSN for Mobil 2 Engine Oil pretty rapidly.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Scaley brat]

Thanks for the suggestion, but we don't have LITS out here.

I guess they think your too much of a biff to use it then ! lol DT_Xtremez_29:

Have you tried using nsnlocator.com ?

 

[sausage2]

This is the site I use in work

http://www.iso-parts.com/

 

[MingMong]

I guess they think your too much of a biff to use it then ! lol DT_Xtremez_29:

Have you tried using nsnlocator.com ?

Thanks for replying to my, almost one year old, post. I will take this oportunity to udate my info that I do have access to a LITS terminal in work now. However, you are correct, I am too much of a biff to use it DT_Xtremez_15:

 

[Al Mac]

Thanks Guys. Engines lubed and Aircraft departed safely...............DT_Xtremez_27:

 

[Scaley brat]

Thanks for replying to my, almost one year old, post. I will take this oportunity to udate my info that I do have access to a LITS terminal in work now. However, you are correct, I am too much of a biff to use it DT_Xtremez_15:

Oops DT_Xtremez_42:
I didn't check the date at the top......

However, in my defence it was an address that wasn't in the thread and complied with the original question....... So there ! :: ::

 

[Lord Azrael]

If anyone's ever having any issues finding good numbers for stuff, feel free to give me a shout as I've got a small library of 'unofficial' numbers books here.... PM me




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[greenblue]

WW2 help

WW2 help

HI, Does anyone know what a 10B/10592 is. I was asked if I could find out. Seems the person thinks it may be a piece of equipment of a Lancaster Bomber and may be an Air Ministry reference. Any advice on how to trace that part number

 

[justintime129]

HI, Does anyone know what a 10B/10592 is. I was asked if I could find out. Seems the person thinks it may be a piece of equipment of a Lancaster Bomber and may be an Air Ministry reference. Any advice on how to trace that part number

10b is radio equipment (wireless and radar). 10592 is the reference number. Most modern reference numbers had 7 digits,so happy hunting

 

[exceptionalsleeper]

http://www.wbparts.com