The Technik Museum - Speyer

Engines

Krupp Schnellzuglokomotive 01-514

• Based on Model 01 208, build in 1937 by Krupp in Essen
• REtrofitted with new boilers bewtween 1961 - 1965
• High-Speed: 130 km/h

Schweizer Gebirgskrokodil

• Electric locomotive build between 1920 and 1922 in Switzerland
• Build for heavy freight train service, on the Gotthard line
• High-Speed: 65 km/h

Lanz Glühkopf

• Build 1922 with a single cylinder two-stroke hot buld engine
• These Lanz-Bulldogs performed so well, that until 1927 > 6,000 were build
• High-Speed: 5,5 km/h

Dieselmotor mit Generator

• One of only four Diesel engines build by Maschinenfabrik Esslingen
• Used for normal power generation

Transrapid 04

• Magnetic levitation train ( maglev train)
• Developed in 1975
• High-Speed: 250 km/h

Planes

Junkers Ju-52

• “Tante Ju”/”Aunt Ju”
• First flight in March 1932
• In total 5,000 planes were build by Junkers in Germany, SNCASO in France and CASA in Spain

McDonnell F-101 Voodoo

• First flight in 1954
• Range: 2,500 km
• High-Speed: 1,965 km/h

McDonnell Douglas F-15

• F-15 Eagle, Build 1980
• One of the most poeful fighter aircrafts
• Successor of F-4, to take on MIG-25
• High-Speed: March 2,5 (~3,080 km/h)

McDonnell Douglas F-4 J Phantom

• F-4 Phantom with colors of the US Navy aerobatic team “Blue Angels”
• Flown from 1969 - 1973
• High-Speed: Mach 2,27 (~2,803 km/h)

Boing 747

Antonov AN-22 “Antei”

• Build 1966
• World’s Largest Turboprop Aircraft
• Designed to carry extremely heavy and oversized cargo
• First Wide-Body Transport Aircraft:
• High-Speed: 740 km/h

Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-4

Water

Kleinstunterseeboot

U9

• Type 205 Submarine: Built for the German Navy during the Cold War, commissioned in 1967.
• Traveled over 174,850 nautical miles and spent nearly 2 years submerged in total
• Another Submarine was recently transported to the sister museum in Sinnheism, see U17 - Die erste Drehung

Apollo and Beyond

Moon landing

Buran

• Russion Space Shuttle, 36 meters long, 16 meters high, and weighs around 80 tons
• OK-GLI (Orbital Ship-Horizontal Flight Tests), which was a test vehicle used for atmospheric flight tests rather than an actual space-flown orbiter
• completed 25 test flights between 1984 and 1988

Misc

Etagenkarusell

More to come…