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Jack McAdams
June 22nd 04, 04:36 PM
My grandson gave me a beautiful Course & Speed Calculator manufactured
by W.C. Pye & Co Ltd. The mahagony box is marked as REF. No. 6B/120.
It is a MK IIA model.

It is obviously analagous to a very early E6B. My guess it is WWII
era, maybe a bit earlier.

Does anyone happen to have an instruction manual for this device? I
can probably eventually figure it out but it would be a lot easier
with the manual!

Thanks in advance for any help.

Jack

Dave Butler
June 22nd 04, 05:51 PM
If you type "course and speed calculator" into google, the first result is this:
http://www.adrax.com/watsons/raf.htm
which has a picture of something that says MK IIA.

DGB

Jack McAdams wrote:
> My grandson gave me a beautiful Course & Speed Calculator manufactured
> by W.C. Pye & Co Ltd. The mahagony box is marked as REF. No. 6B/120.
> It is a MK IIA model.
>
> It is obviously analagous to a very early E6B. My guess it is WWII
> era, maybe a bit earlier.
>
> Does anyone happen to have an instruction manual for this device? I
> can probably eventually figure it out but it would be a lot easier
> with the manual!
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.

Jack McAdams
June 23rd 04, 03:55 PM
Thanks, Dave - I saw that but am really looking for the book, not an
auction for the device.

Jack



Dave Butler > wrote in message >...
> If you type "course and speed calculator" into google, the first result is this:
> http://www.adrax.com/watsons/raf.htm
> which has a picture of something that says MK IIA.
>
> DGB
>
> Jack McAdams wrote:
> > My grandson gave me a beautiful Course & Speed Calculator manufactured
> > by W.C. Pye & Co Ltd. The mahagony box is marked as REF. No. 6B/120.
> > It is a MK IIA model.
> >
> > It is obviously analagous to a very early E6B. My guess it is WWII
> > era, maybe a bit earlier.
> >
> > Does anyone happen to have an instruction manual for this device? I
> > can probably eventually figure it out but it would be a lot easier
> > with the manual!
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any help.

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