Aberdeen
2012 Page 2
Put
it on the living room table, conversation piece.
Lot
of new NOS boots,I guess the color is out of style with
the new wars.
The seller purchased this from a "kid earlier for $75.00. The
kid has gone home to get the accessories". I don't speak French.
In search of the BC-1306 "Holy Grill".
nothing,vermisst
Great for heavy items.
Great
for Bars that allow smoking.
Joe W3KJT with his restored DF set.
I
all ready have one in my "Flight Deck".
k4che
"Flight Deck" photo
The term "Flight Deck" in reference to a radio room was coined by Mike Hanz. http://aafradio.org/index.html
k4che lunch
Note the canvas case.
A tug for your plane
More seats.
The new alternataor for the HUMVEE, note that it has two outputs12 AND 24 volts, they finally figured it out.
And
easy way to work on the bottom of a M151A1, this
(uncut) chassis was for sale and included a vehicle "title".
Lots of Officer's Chests.
WWI Phones Artillary Battery Phones.
The case was solid steel.
Vehicle Radio with pigeon back up.
Wireless
Rear
shot of the antenna on my jeep. The vertical with
spring mount is VHF(120-150), the horzitional antenna is an AB-1371/G
mount with extra MS-116 sections to allow the antenna to be used on HF
on my PRC-47.
Forgotten
Fourragère
"Hydraulic Autopilot" I used to use long sticks(wooden dowels) with small rubber cups on the ends to fit over the knobs thus twist and control the altitude and heading as the autopilot was always drifting. So you sat back in the seat and let the wooden sticks do the reaching . . . after several hours you were glad you had the "stick"s.
BC-1068-A
