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While the records of Mite # 1 from 1947 to 1951 are not clear, an official 1950 Mooney document indicates that a Continental A-65-8 engine replaced the Crosley Cobra and the aircraft was renumbered 201. The Solo Flying Club of Washington, D.C., owned and operated the airplane for most of its flying life. In 1951, they added night-flying equipment including a generator, battery, navigation and cock

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Motometer Gauge & Equipment Co.

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Motorcycle, Curtiss V-8

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The engine had two carburetors, each one supplying four of the eight cylinders on each side. There was no choke. The transmission was direct drive, with no clutch. The F-type cylinders were cast of special hard gray iron that was very durable. They were carefully ground and lapped to ensure near perfect compression. The cylinders were set at 90 degrees and were of two-piece design. They had a bore

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Mounted instrument, brackets,Supermarine Spitfire HF. Mk. VIIc

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The Spitfire was in service with many different groups and on many different fronts. Belgians, Free French, Poles, Czechs, Americans, and British Commonwealth countries used the fighter. The Eagle Squadron was one of the best known of these foreign units. Composed of American volunteers, the first Eagle Squadron was officially formed on October 19, 1940. They flew Hurricanes until they could be eq

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Multi-Mode Receiver (MMR), LAAS Cert., Collins GLU-925 Global Landing Unit

7 pp

The GLU-925 Multi-Mode Receiver (MMR) is the first certified example of an integrated navigational system that incorporates signals from multiple types of navigational and landing systems, including GPS [WAAS and LAAS], GNSS, VOR, MLS, ILS, and integrating them into a single presentation and using the combination of signals to verify the accuracy of others. This allows an air-transport aircraft to

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Music Box, Sputnik Model

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3-D (8.7 ounces): 18.4 × 11.4 × 15.2cm, 0.2kg (7 1/4 × 4 1/2 × 6 in., 0.5lb.)

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N. G. Slater Corp

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NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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NASA - Johnson Space Center

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NASA - Langley Research Center

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