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Our Museum's UC-78 Bamboo Bomber
2 years 7 months ago - 2 years 7 months ago #696
by Kent Dellenbusch
Replied by Kent Dellenbusch on topic Our Museum's UC-78 Bamboo Bomber
Hello Bomber.
You might contact Jon Larson in the Seattle area. He might know or have some. His email is: .
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Research indicates that airplanes s/n 4974 and subsequent used the SCR-274-N command radio set; airplanes s/n 5074 and subsequent had one transmitter and one receiver deleted, but I have no details as to which xmtr/rcvr these were. These radios occasionally can be found on ebay.
Wikipedia has a good article on the SCR-274-N radio set, including photos of various installations:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/ARC-5#Typical_configuration
A Google search for "SCR-274-N" will doubtless turn up other on-line references.
Michael:
You might contact Jon Larson in the Seattle area. He might know or have some. His email is: .
=========================================
Additionally:
Research indicates that airplanes s/n 4974 and subsequent used the SCR-274-N command radio set; airplanes s/n 5074 and subsequent had one transmitter and one receiver deleted, but I have no details as to which xmtr/rcvr these were. These radios occasionally can be found on ebay.
Wikipedia has a good article on the SCR-274-N radio set, including photos of various installations:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/ARC-5#Typical_configuration
A Google search for "SCR-274-N" will doubtless turn up other on-line references.
Michael:
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