WWII US Navy Carrier Based Grumman F-6F Hellcat Aircraft Throttle Quadrant
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This auction offers a vintage and very unique single engine throttle quadrant that is fully functional and in unused, near mint condition without any damage or significant corrosion. In consideration of functionality this quadrant has it all. It was manufactured by Corry Penna as part # 14412/5-2062 for the United States Navy (USN) Grumman F-6F Hellcat and has four control handles shown in photo 1. The most outboard lever with a black button on top of a black grip is the throttle that controls the amount of fuel being fed to the engine. The button on the top is for voice communications. The throttle also has a forward stop that can be adjusted to limit the maximum continuous power and be manually overridden by forcing it full forward to reach “military” or “take-off” power in a critical situation. The lever next to the throttle with a black knob on top that is labeled “SC” is used to control the super charger air output or engine manifold pressure and it has detents and both ends to hold it in the “high” or full aft position and the “low” or full forward position. The next or third lever with a red knob on top that is labeled “M” controls the engine fuel-air ratio or mixture and it has a locking arm under it to lock it at a particular position. The fourth lever extends from the back of the quadrant with a black knob labeled “P” and
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