WWII U.S. Army Signal Corps Beacon Receiver BC-1206-B – Airborne Radio Navigation Receiver Accessories Navy radar/electronics unit marked RT-98/APG-17

Navy radar/electronics unit marked RT-98/APG-17

surrounded by an oak leaf wreath

Clear date and mint mark

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WWII U.S. Army Signal Corps Beacon Receiver BC-1206-B – Airborne Radio Navigation Receiver Accessories Navy radar/electronics unit marked RT-98/APG-17Original WWII U. S. Army Signal Corps Beacon Receiver BC 1206 B, a compact airborne radio navigation receiver used in military aircraft during World War II. The front panel retains its original tuning scale, control knobs, headphone jack, and identification markings. The receiver is marked: Signal Corps Beacon Receiver BC 1206 B 28 Volts Also present is an original warning tag stating: Important When installing in airplane, make ground braid as short