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  • C-130 Instrument Panel Restoration - OT

    Hello,

    I know this is not air race related, but thought this might be a challenge to some, and help for me.

    I recently obtained the pilot and co-pilot instrument panel from a KC-130F model.........148246.

    Most of the gauges had been removed, but not all.

    I was wondering if I posted some photos...............maybe I could get some help identifying the gauges that I would need to restore this panel.

    Thanks in advance for any help...............



    Jack

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    Re: C-130 Instrument Panel Restoration - OT

    Try this:

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      Re: C-130 Instrument Panel Restoration - OT

      I was a crew chief on C-130H's for a few years...many years ago. Post away and I'll help where I can. I used to the know the flight deck like the back of my hand. And it's surprising how much I still remember...once a member of the Herky Bird family...always a member. There was no mother like Mother MAC.

      Lonnie

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        Re: C-130 Instrument Panel Restoration - OT

        Lonnie,

        Thanks.......................if you can email me at airrace2@aol.com I will send you some detailed hi-res photos of the panel.

        Thanks.

        jack

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          Re: C-130 Instrument Panel Restoration - OT

          Hello - Here's a link to a huge (2048X1536) C-130 panel pic. If you view it full-size you can read most every instrument label.

          C-130 panel

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            Re: C-130 Instrument Panel Restoration - OT

            Originally posted by drmull
            Hello - Here's a link to a huge (2048X1536) C-130 panel pic. If you view it full-size you can read most every instrument label.

            C-130 panel

            That's cool. It brings back allot of memories. I did spent 5500 hard hrs looking at that panel in 6 years.

            The only problem with it is all of the Hyd. gages are dicked up so the military pukes can read them.

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