Radio Receiver BC-348-P Signal Corps US Army A-7 Corsair

Radio Receiver BC-348-P Signal Corps US Army A-7 CorsairThe BC 348 Radio Receiver is a compact American made communications receiver which was mass produced during WWII for the US Army Air Force and US Navy, and used in multi crew aircraft such as bombers B 17 Flying Fortress, B 24 Liberator, B 29 Superfortress, B 25 Mitchell, B 26 Marauder, and transports C 46 Commando and C 47 Dakota. Its use was carried over to aircraft used in the Korean War. This one was converted to AC at some point during its

It has a serial # prefix of AF49

and can be seen behind the cockpit of many allied fighters and mid spine on multi engine aircraft

5 inches diameter by 6

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Here is a lot of 15 vintage US military aircraft instruments from WW2 to Vietnam-era aircraft:

appear to use a next generation autopilot and not the GR-2

as used on the blind flying panel of aircraft of the British Royal Air Force and the Royal Australian Air Force of WWII

continues through the broadening tube and passes out at the tail end

which indicate airspeed in 100 km/h increments

PBM-5 Mariners

The E marker was set to the desired Decision Altitude or Minimum Descent Altitude

but all are in original packaging and never used

and maintenance of more than 30 instrument types