WWII Air Ministry A.M. PILOTS Knee Pad Navigational COMPUTOR Mk 3 D. R.A.F 1940
Article about: Hey guys, I just got this R.A.F Navigational Computor MK III D REF No.6B/180. It's a bit rough, but it's perfect to me. I've read that models A,B,C and D were made to strap on the leg. A&
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Wow, a fascinating, and beautiful piece of preserved history.
Thanks' for posting this.
Take care.
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Nice that it has still the straps normally you find these with them cut off
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Cheers for showing, fantastic piece!
Here's the Australian RAAF equivalent I have, not so nice as yours though.
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This one is cool as well
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Thanks guys,
Does anyone know how the green bar works?
I used to have lots a few years ago, then it went down to 2 bars.
Then after posting this thread I got a notification which I didn’t understand and
Now I’m down to 1?
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Thanks guys,
Does anyone know how the green bar works?
I used to have lots a few years ago, then it went down to 2 bars.
Then after posting this thread I got a notification which I didn’t understand and
Now I’m down to 1?
If you don't post for some time they deplete
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