Vintage Aircraft Pointer Ugr-1 Aviation Magnetic Compass Navigation Cockpit on 2040-parts.com
Kiev, Ukraine
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The original pointer (radio compass) UGR-1 series 4 is located in the cockpit and shows magnetic heading and turn angles of the aircraft on the scale course aircraft. Used on a plane to the end of the 20th century. Check the operation I have no way. Dimensions: length without hose - 7 in (18 cm), length of the hose - 20.8 inches (53 cm), diameter - 3.1 in (8 cm). Condition - carefully look at the photos. If you have any questions - please mail. Please, look my other items |
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