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    BINGO........
    I'd have to say I trust the remnant of your CC better than the one in the auction.

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    The Japanese gauge is cool

    I had a compass out of a Zero that I bought for $20, it came out of an aircraft on Saipan. It was a beautiful piece of equipment, light and well finished. I acquired another a few years ago and it was from sometime later in the war. The difference in quality and workmanship was dramatic on the newer piece. Really poorly made, but it worked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveHH View Post
    I had a compass out of a Zero that I bought for $20, it came out of an aircraft on Saipan. It was a beautiful piece of equipment, light and well finished. I acquired another a few years ago and it was from sometime later in the war. The difference in quality and workmanship was dramatic on the newer piece. Really poorly made, but it worked.
    Dave - If we can get the rest of the parts needed I'll re-new my limited Commercial Pilots License and we can give rides..

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