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OK, here is where I ended up. I decided to go UHF and no point in buying an expensive "R" model if batteries are not available. I found 5 units in the second UHF split from epay seller cmeyers215. She actually works for an electronics recycling company and they have hundreds of the H44's, all...
I had one similar. Donated to the Lone Star Flight Museum. They were daisy chained behind M-6 Chevy bomb trucks and GTB's during WWII. Nice display item under B-17s and the like.
Wallace Wade Tire has them new but get ready for sticker shock. I've been buying them used from people who are re-axleing M101/A1 trailers they bought from from GL.
This is very unusual. I suspect something is wrong with the 3 lever switch. In the off position, all lights are deengergized. The top lever pointing straight up, correct?
Not having much luck figuring this out. The Motorola Saber handheld radio was procured for US military use in the 1990's. Later, just about every PD and FD in the United States had them. What bands were used by the military? I would think the H42 model in the 66-88 Mhz band, so they could...
Get the 24x36 plain flap and the 29.75 hanger with the coiled end. The prices on your website are way high. The complete hanger kit (L&R) should be around $50.
3 inches? You are not close yet. Make sure the transmission is canted up a little. If you have issues pulling the bellhousing over the locating pins (last 1/2 inch), you can use the bolts to pull it together. But this should go together really smooth without "forcing" anything.
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