Unknown Aircraft Instrument Panels

[RSwank]

Just corrected my post on the website link for the manuals (lost the "s" on the end). (I did not need to log-in to look at the manuals.)

https://www.avialogs.com/

[Kutscha]

[harrison987]

so it is 100% a P-39 panel then...

[harrison987]

one of them is for a T-34 Trainer form the late 1940's...

[edwest2]

T-34? I doubt it.

[ghostwriter]

"propeller feathering + bomb door" (pic #1),
"carb heat pull + landing gear position" (pic #2)
"flaps up / down + oxygen warner" (pic #3)

nothing for t-34!!


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ghost

[Revi16]

Originally Posted by edwest2

T-34? I doubt it.

Originally Posted by ghostwriter

"propeller feathering + bomb door" (pic #1),
"carb heat pull + landing gear position" (pic #2)
"flaps up / down + oxygen warner" (pic #3)

nothing for t-34!!


br
ghost

Page 12 of this pdf shows T-34A panel Radio Call 33328. Looks like a match to me.

Based on the Serial Numbers for the T-34A, Radio Call 33324 may be 53-3324.

https://t-34.com/docs/T-34A_Flight_H..._1T-34A-1).pdf

[ghostwriter]

uuuh,

it's a forum about aviation
and I thought first of the tank!?

despite the english lettering ...

excuse me
ghost

[edwest2]

Originally Posted by Revi16

Page 12 of this pdf shows T-34A panel Radio Call 33328. Looks like a match to me.

Based on the Serial Numbers for the T-34A, Radio Call 33324 may be 53-3324.

https://t-34.com/docs/T-34A_Flight_H..._1T-34A-1).pdf

Thank you Revi16. I have looked over page 12 and see too many differences. I would ask the original poster to identify the museum these panels came from.




Ed

[Revi16]

Originally Posted by edwest2

Thank you Revi16. I have looked over page 12 and see too many differences. I would ask the original poster to identify the museum these panels came from.
Ed

Many differences? Besides the extra instrument hole in the upper left, these panels are literally only 4 digits apart in serial number, 33328 and 33324.