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Welcome. There are a number of us from cheeseland on here.

Planning on being there Friday. Always looking for parts and accessories I don't need. :LOL:

I recently replaced the MC with a NOS one as well. Removing the light switch helped a lot. There is a caution about bench bleeding the new MS. Don't bottom out the plunger.

Long gone unfortunately and I don't have any parts laying around. Another vote for Midwest Military for parts.

Near Cheese Castle HQ. Don't have the M38 anymore though

Thanks! The previous owner did a great job, I think some of your panels are on there.

Another one. Weather is going to change soon. Need to find some doors/sides.

Earlier this spring I sent an email and received a reply a week later. Sounds like most or all of the radio stuff was gone. A follow up email went unanswered.

Thanks for posting those photos.

This video has a ton of pictures of paint patterns from 1990.

I've got a ton of stuff going on that weekend, so not sure I can make it up there. If anyone is passing through SE WI on I-94 with M151 parts or radio equipment, please send me a message.

C-17 in the Mach Loop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmK5roc3HwY

Hallo Juergen, willkommen!

Probably VHF 138-144 and 148-151 MHz. Those ranges are US Govt.

Aircraft above 18,000' or FL180 actually set altimeters to 29.92 and minimum altitude separation is 1000' vertically. It is really neat to pass another aircraft at over 1000 kts closure just 1000 feet away! So while those 2 planes look like they were going to hit each other, they were under...

Yep, try fair radio. There are also a few yahoo email lists like armyradios and milsurplus. Some of the folks on there have pretty good stockpiles of parts.

That is a great collection of radios. Very neat to see them all displayed like that and not hidden away in some basement.

Agreed. That thing looks great as is! A real workhorse.

Cool! More people from Nebraska on SS.