[ARC5] [Milsurplus] B-10 Exported with SCR-134, SCR-183

[Mike Morrow]

Mark wrote:

> http://www.k3msb.com/temp/B10B_Cockpit.jpg

> Note the coffee grinder towards the left of the control panel.   That
> looks similiar to one used with an ARB (and I have no idea if that's
> what it is.....).   Point being, I don't think that remote head was
> controlling an SCR-134,  Different radios may very well have been used
> in later variants...

That's a MC-125 tuning control.  And to the left of it is the SCR-A*-183 command receiver control box.  These two units represent everything the pilot needed to control his command set's receiver, except for a MC-135 HIGH/LOW coil set band selector.  If this aircraft had the 1934 SCR-AA-187 liaison set consisting of BC-AA-191 transmitter and BC-AD-219 receiver, then it is possible that the command set was the 1934 SCR-AB-183 consisting of BC-AD-200 transmitter and BC-AD-219 receiver just like the one in the SCR-AA-187.  If that's true, then the receiver control box is a BC-AD-201.

Mike / KK5F