[ARC5] Really oddball radios

[Craig Cantwell]

 Thanks for the info Jack. I'm researching a weird installation while I'm pretty much housebound. In this installation, the TA-6A or the AVT-7B was used as the transmitter and reception was done via a MN-26. At least that's what I'm finding as I go through the installation listing for this aircraft.
I'm going to try and see if I can locate a copy of that book as well.
Craig KF5JOT
    On Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at 10:47:29 PM CDT, Jack Antonio <scr287 at att.net> wrote:   

 The only info I've found on the AVT-7 is in the book:

Aircraft Radio and Electrical Equipment
by H. K. Morgan
2nd edition 1941

A technical description and schematid. Some Bendix gear
is in the book, but nothing on the TA-6.

I've been looking for an AVT-7. I have the power supply for
it and the AVR-7 receiver, and looking to make a complete setup.

Hope this helps.

Jack Antonio
WA7DIA

On 4/29/2025 7:52 PM, Craig Cantwell via ARC5 wrote:
> Hey guys, I've gotten off on a tangent doing some research. Does anyone 
> have, have photos of, or manuals for either a Bendix TA-6A transmitter 
> or an RCA AVT-7B1 transmitter.  Despite my best efforts, I can't seem to 
> locate anything on either of these units. Mike's site has a reference 
> guide listing Bendix stuff, but page 8, which has the TA-6, isn't in the 
> scan.
> 
> Craig
> KF5JOT
> 
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