Narco Nav/Com

http://www.barnstormers.com/listing_...3-DSC01207.jpg

Does anyone know what model of Narco Nav/Com is in the picture?

Thanks in advance,

Robin Hou
Pasadena, CA

If you are talking about the one at the top left of the panel, it is an
Escort 110, Narco's answer to the Genave A-200 which at the time (1970 or
so) was setting the small aircraft radio market on fire.

You don't really have to spam all the aviation newsgroups. Most of us check
them.

Jim

--
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought
without accepting it."
--Aristotle


" wrote in message
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http://www.barnstormers.com/listing_...3-DSC01207.jpg

Does anyone know what model of Narco Nav/Com is in the picture?

Thanks in advance,

Robin Hou
Pasadena, CA

wrote:
http://www.barnstormers.com/listing_...3-DSC01207.jpg

Does anyone know what model of Narco Nav/Com is in the picture?

Thanks in advance,

Robin Hou
Pasadena, CA

Mark III

There was an EARLY Mark III, which was different. They reused the name
for this model.

Rich

But it's O.K. for Jim Weir to plug his magazine articles.

Rip


RST Engineering wrote:
If you are talking about the one at the top left of the panel, it is an
Escort 110, Narco's answer to the Genave A-200 which at the time (1970 or
so) was setting the small aircraft radio market on fire.

You don't really have to spam all the aviation newsgroups. Most of us check
them.

Jim

Say what?

Jim

--
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought
without accepting it."
--Aristotle


"Rip" wrote in message
...


But it's O.K. for Jim Weir to plug his magazine articles.

Rip

Is that the best you can offer Mr Anonymous Rip?
Jim answered the question.
He didn't mention his business anywhere.
Can you take a hint?
Or if you want to sneer, maybe use your real name?

Brian W

Rip wrote:
But it's O.K. for Jim Weir to plug his magazine articles.

Rip


RST Engineering wrote:
If you are talking about the one at the top left of the panel, it is
an Escort 110, Narco's answer to the Genave A-200 which at the time
(1970 or so) was setting the small aircraft radio market on fire.

You don't really have to spam all the aviation newsgroups. Most of us
check them.

Jim