Radio Compass Indicator, I-65-D, of SCR-280-A Radio System, Signal Corps US Army, NOS Piasecki The Elevator dial lens can

The Elevator dial lens can be pushed in slightly on the right edge

judging from the anchor symbol on the lower left of the dial

The total fuel is the combination of the two readings

This is a mechanical Ball Turret Position Azimuth Position Indicator

made by Spencer Lens Co

Radio Compass Indicator, I-65-D, of SCR-280-A Radio System, Signal Corps US Army, NOS Piasecki The Elevator dial lens canThe Pilots Radio Compass Indicator, I 65 D, was a component of the SCR 280 A Radio Compass System, as used in early versions of the WWII era Air Corps US Army Douglas C 47 Skytrain transport, according to the US Air Service Command's Airborne Radio Equipment Handbook dated 1943. This indicator was manufactured before WWII, in November 1940. The radio compass, receiving ground signal from a selected transmitter via its loop antenna mounted top or