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| Rocket selector panel which is located near the deck behind the pilot's
seat. Rockets could be set for single firing or in pairs. (Photo by
Jerry Proc) |
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| Power monitoring. Location: On the bulkhead behind the pilot but facing
the isle. A switch selectable voltmeter can monitor each of the phases
of the three phase alternator bus which connects to the input of the inverter.
The white tick on the scale is the nominal voltage. (Photo
by Jerry Proc) |
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| Panel #1. (Photo by Bruce
Macmillan) |
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| No. 3 Load Centre has the circuit breakers for radio and radar.
Note that three of the circuit breakers are immobilized with clamps. (Photo
by Bruce Macmillan) |
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| Radar indicator control panel. |
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| Audio Control Panel. There was one at each
crew station thus allowing anyone to select a specific audio source for
his headset. Crew could could listen to more than one audio source at a
time. The knob on the left selects the transmitting device which is controlled
by the press-to-talk switch. In the cockpit, the audio control panel was
mounted on the console between the pilot and co-pilot but facing the co-pilot.
(Photo by Bruce Macmillan) |
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| Mk 44 torpedo preset panel. (Photo by Bruce Macmillan) |
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| Mk 44/Mk46 torpedo control panel. (Photo by Bruce
Macmillan) |
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| Emergency manual retract controls for the radar and MAD boom. Located
near the aft bulkhead on the starboard side. The blue box is the AN/ARN-6
radio compass receiver. (Photo by Jerry Proc) |
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| Closeup of emergency manual retract controls for the radar
and MAD boom. (Photo by Bruce Macmillan) |
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| Looking at the port side aft of the No. 3 position. The black box towards
the left is the AC Distribution Panel. To its right and slightly above
are three white panels, namely: RADIO ICS VOL ADJUST, AUX RADIO TERMINAL
PANEL, RADIO TERMINAL PANEL. (Photo by Jerry Proc) |
