Published in 1997, ISBN; 0-11-772469-6 but expensive, don’t know if it include Decontamination centres though:
Found them!
Apparently they are “Schutzdeckel”. I guess that means muzzle plug!
Thank you everyone.
Thank you all for the suggestions. Their dimensions tend to support the muzzle plug idea. Not much help since it hasn’t still got its cannons! But that may be the answer.
Their dimensions can be seen in the pictures.
Anybody got any more ideas, please? Or actually know?
Many thanks.
Jafeoda, see email.
CF100 safety equipment fit to the seat would be differerent to the RAF fit, though.
A look through my schedules of spare parts seem to indicate mainly screws of part numbers starting with A32, A33, A40, A44, A45, A205, A208; so brass or steel mainly round head but countersunk sometimes.
Brass near compasses of course!
Check the Schedule of Spare Parts (“Volume 3”) or Illustrated Parts Catalogue (the AP topic -3), if you can find one of course!
Was it like these? If so then TR9 (Spitfire and others), I think!
(see PM)
If it helps, here is a picture of the 5C/545:
The Artificial Horizon diagrams are copies of Smiths Dat Leaflets (not Sperry, but I guess they were interchangeable) but the ASI Mk 9 was I think drawn up from the leaflet for something similar and having measured an actual Mk9 ASI instrument.
Any help? Haven’t got anything for the T&S Mk1.
Autopilot(s) – Section 6T
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6T was also used for some items of Autopilots Mk10 and 14 it seems, see above.
Pressure Helmet
Ross,
This one? PM me for the rest of the chapter.
Many years ago there was an article in “Air Clues” about the impending introduction of the metric compass. 100 degrees for a full circle, etc. I’d like to read that again.
Sea Hawk. As follows:
Hood jettison handle and, as you said, control locks.