[ARC5] Evolution to "In The Panel" Control Boxes
Clarence M. Owens
Owens_Clarence_M at cat.com
Sun Jul 11 19:59:52 EDT 2004
Hi Mike. Dave, Everybody,
I have a C-744/ARC-5 control of the same sort, contract number NOas 52-354.
190 to 550Khz so for the R-23. Any idea what the date of that contract
was? 1952??
Dave, did you receive that FT-100 OK?
73,
Clare Owens N2RJB
Mike Hanz
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Dave brings up an interesting development in both the ARC-5 and general
aircraft radio lineage. As a matter of fact, there are several boxes in
that same format that are 'ARC-5 related'. Besides the C-125, there is
the C-126, C-127, and C-137. Pictures of the C-125 thru 127 are on the
webpage - http://members.cox.net/aafradio/ - click on "flight deck",
then at the bottom of the "ARC-5 Forever" group (Boxing Day). The 6"
modular concept was one of those head slapping "what were they
thinking, before this came along?" kind of things...
73,
Mike
David Stinson wrote:
> In case you're interested in
> when these sort of evolutions took place-
> Over on the 'bay:
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2255234389
>
> This box is designed to be installed in the control panel
> of an aircraft, rather than hung on the wall of the cockpit.
> It was produced under CBY contract NXsa-53321,
> which was in production between January of 1945 and May of 1945.
>
> 73 Dave AB5S
>
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