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Picked this up at garage sale. What is it for?
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Don't know, but it may be radioactive!!!Terry Bowden, formerly TF # 351
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7 buttons.
It's from a B52 with an engine failure.Comment
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George: I know people who might know...can I copy the photo and post it on my aeroplane geeks forum?Comment
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That would be fine. Kind of thought it was for a radial engine, has seven left, neutral, right switches. Can't get it out of the case to see what is under it. Case says U.S. AIR FORCE part number A898RS test unit on the case. Also has four push buttons 1 tru 4. George PS Not radio active, already checked!Last edited by flybikefarm; 02-17-2014, 15:08.TF# 702 Don't be afraid to try something new. Remember amatuers built the ark, professionals built the titanic!Comment
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wow. That is very cool!Tim Hicks
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Best my contacts come up with is a magneto RPM drop tester for something like a Kinner engined aircraft.Comment
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Thanks. going to try to remove it from case tomorrow. GeorgeTF# 702 Don't be afraid to try something new. Remember amatuers built the ark, professionals built the titanic!Comment
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