AZON Military Radio Control box WWII B-17 FLYING FORTRESS REWORK IT OF A ATARI

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OK, HERE IS A ODD ITEM, A CONTROL BOX FOR STREARING A BOMB FRM A AIRCRAFT, I DID A BIT OF RESEARCH, AND THIS IS WHAT I HAVE FOUND. The bombardier’s joystick control was a BC-1156 pogo stick unit connected to a BC-1158 radio set that transmitted through the external antenna. Each aircraft had three antennae mounted beneath its tail section for control purposes. One transmitted a signal on 475 cycles for left deflection, one on 3,000 cycles for right deflection, and the third at 30-40 cycles to activate the smoke-generating system. All three frequencies were changed periodically to prevent jamming by enemy radio monitoring crews. IT IS SOLD AS PARTS, NO IDEA IF IT WORKS, IT WOULD MAKE A NEAT GAMING SYSTEM CONTROLLER WITH SOME REWORK TO THE ELECTRONICS.
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