[Milsurplus] ARR-41 Info

[Scott Johnson]

Being that there was never a USAF installation of the ARR-41, I don't 
know why the myth was started in the first place.  The second myth is 
that it is a "flying r-390" .  More appropriately would be a manually 
tuned receiver section from an ARC-38.  I do know of one instance where 
a ARR-41 predecessor was used in a USAF aircraft, the ARR-15 
installation in the EC-121's, but I believe the USAF got the early 
EC-121's from the USN.

Scott

B. Smith wrote:
>           While we are on the subject of the ARR-41.
> You can find the Collins Brochure on the ARR-41 at the URL below.
> It states that the receiver was developed for the U.S. Navy under 
> contract and provides  the contract number. The Brochure was furnished 
> to me by Rockwell Collins.
> Kinda blows away that BC-348 replace myth! I personally have never 
> seen a ARR-41 with an AC supply and have not seen it installed on any 
> U.S. Air Force aircraft.  Anyone having any photos or information of 
> Air Force installation of a ARR-41 I would appreciate you sending them 
> to me.
>
>
> http://solo11.abac.com/zorroab1/ARR-41/ARR-41%20pg1.htm
>
> 73 and C U at the MRCA meet 21,22, and 23 September.
>
> http://www.mrca.ar88.net/2006_flyer/flyer2006.html
>
> 73 breck k4che
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