WWII SIGNAL CORPS RADIO RECEIVER BC-966-A

WWII SIGNAL CORPS RADIO RECEIVER BC-966-A – 24 VOLT AIRCRAFT RECEIVER

Original U.S. Army Signal Corps Radio Receiver BC-966-A, marked for 24 Volts D.C. operation. The BC-966 series was used as part of airborne radio navigation and communication systems during World War II, commonly associated with aircraft installations and beacon-receiving equipment. Features original Signal Corps data plate, antenna connections, tuning adjustment points, and rugged military construction designed for aviation service.

This receiver retains its original black finish, identification plate, and numerous original connectors. An excellent display piece for collectors of WWII aviation electronics, Signal Corps equipment, airborne radio gear, and military communications technology.

Condition: Untested surplus condition showing age, storage wear, paint loss, and handling marks. Sold as a collectible military electronics component.