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. Aerial with compass, marked in degrees, with prismatic sight. Base has handle and a dial marked in KC/S from 200-400; with lead attached; also second lead and rubber holder.
1964
National Maritime Museum

. Homer marine radio receiver for direction finding and broadcast reception. Frequency range 160-4200 kHz. With headphones and wooden mount that can be fixed to a dash, from which unit unclips. This set of radio direction finding (RDF) equipment (see als
1964
National Maritime Museum

Gun Direction Sight Binocular Mark 2. Gun direction sight binoculars formerly used on HMS 'Blake'. HMS 'Blake' (C99) was commissioned in 1961 as a Tiger class cruiser for the Royal Navy. She was the last cruiser serving with the Royal
1964
National Maritime Museum

Homer receiver, Heron DF aerial and short-wave converter. This set of radio direction finding (RDF) equipment comprises a Homer marine radio receiver with headphones, a hand-held directional aerial that incorporates a Sestrel sighting compass and a shortw
1964
National Maritime Museum