April 5, 2024
DYNAMOTOR BC-375 WWII MILITARY AIRCRAFT RADIO TRANSMITT
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Up for auction is one old Dynamotor,Model PE-73. I believe this was for theBC-375 Aircraft Radio Transmitter, which was used on old WWII aircraft such as the B-17 Bomber and the like. This is an old piece but looks to be New Old Stock, judging from its appearance, as it is considerably clean, other than a few minor blemishes! This piece comes exactly as found and has been in storage for a long time. I have endeavored to capture as much as possible for you to see by using macro super-sized photos so that nothing is left out. However, this is being sold strictly as a collector's piece or a possible candidate to be placed back in service, a feat which some talented folks do very well. I have never attempted to put power to it or tried to test it in any other way. It might very well be a working dynamotor but I have absolutely no knowledge of that. Please e-mail for additional pictures or any questions and I will be more than happy to accommodate you. Anyway, it is being sold strictly "As Is" "As Pictured and "As Found," so please bid accordingly. But I am sure this merchandise is worth the opening bid amount though. I accept money orders, cashiers checks, personal checks with a ten-day holding for clearance and Pay Pal. Contact to be made within three days of auction's end and payment within ten days of auction close. This item will
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