[ARC5] Navy LM Use

[Jay Coward]

That was my guess too but I would think the aircraft 24V system would be stable enough. Is ther a bunch of 400 cy gear on board a PV-2?
Jay KE6PPF


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Generator regulators (carbon pile)

Scott W7SVJ

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>> Here is a P2V radio install in 1962, the LM is quite prominent.
>> http://www.hypertools.com/neptune.jpg

What are the three odd-ball things under the ART-13?
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