[Milsurplus] Gear needed for B-24-J restoration in Poland.

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Ken,

BC-191 is 14 volt.  B-24's were 28 volt, hence BC-375-E would be most likely.

>From Airborne Radio Equipment Handbook dated 23 April 1943:

SCR-211-(*)
SCR-269-G (which the loop would be for)
SCR-274-N
SCR-287-A
SCR-522-A
SCR-578-A
RC-32
RC-36
RC-43

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In a message dated 12/9/2005 11:35:48 AM Central Standard Time, 
kgordon at moscow.com writes: 
>    I would assume that the BC-191 was the transmitter, and the BC-348 the
>    receiver  in the radio op's position, but was the SCR-274N system also
>    used? What did they use with the loop antenna? Perhaps a BC- 453? What
>    other gear would be common to the radio op's position?
> 

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