Radio Receiver BC-348-P Signal Corps US Army A-7 Corsair which indicate airspeed in 100

which indicate airspeed in 100 km/h increments

as used on the blind flying panel of aircraft of the British Royal Air Force and the Royal Australian Air Force of WWII

5 inches diameter by 6

and can be seen behind the cockpit of many allied fighters and mid spine on multi engine aircraft

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Radio Receiver BC-348-P Signal Corps US Army A-7 Corsair which indicate airspeed in 100The BC 348 Radio Receiver is a compact American made communications receiver which was mass produced during WWII for the US Army Air Force and US Navy, and used in multi crew aircraft such as bombers B 17 Flying Fortress, B 24 Liberator, B 29 Superfortress, B 25 Mitchell, B 26 Marauder, and transports C 46 Commando and C 47 Dakota. Its use was carried over to aircraft used in the Korean War. This one was converted to AC at some point during its