Description
The AFN2 possesses 2 pointers, both horizontal and vertical. When the aircraft is in-line on a direct course to base, the first needle (vertical) sits exactly upright, in-line with the square marking on the bottom. The second needle (horizontal) indicates the distance of the airplane to the transmitter (radio beacon). When flying over the transmitter the horizontal needle points in-line with the middle marking on the left. When flying directly over the transmitter the fluorescent lamp (Fl.26682), integrated into the AFN2 would light up. This was used in the Me109, Fw190, Me262, He219, and other late-war Fighters and Bombers. Made of aluminum and bakelite this instrument is dated around 1944, and would have been used right up until the end of the war. It retains 95% of it’s original finish, however there are some small marks and scratches. No dents or damage! The Ln. number is clearly indicated on the face (Ln. 27002), and the ink stamp data label is complete. I have shown its location in the last photos. Would make a PERFECT addition to any collection, display, or restoration project! |