[Milsurplus] can anyone id the radio used on this clipper?

[Mike Hanz]

Like United Airlines, Pan Am evidently had its own radio development 
laboratory.  There's an interesting article at 
http://www.oldbeacon.com/beacon/pan_american_radio_1929.htm that seems 
to indicate they were still using the same old late 1920's style dials 
in the 1939 Boeing 314.

73,
Mike

poso wrote:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ms84WfJwalI
>
> thanks Phil K1PAS
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