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Re: Japanese Navy Type 2 bubble sextant
From: Gary LaPook
Date: 2007 Dec 27, 11:28 -0800
From: Gary LaPook
Date: 2007 Dec 27, 11:28 -0800
Gary writes:
Attached is a section of TM 1-206 describing the operation of the A-6 sextant.
engineer wrote:
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Attached is a section of TM 1-206 describing the operation of the A-6 sextant.
engineer wrote:
If it's the one that was recently sold on e-bay, Ronald, it looks very much like an American A6 or A8, in which case I can help with a manual or step by step photo instructions. Could you send me a picture to engineer@clear.net.nz? Regards, Bill On Dec 21, 8:28 pm, Ronald van Riet <ron...@van-riet.nl> wrote:hi all, I just got me a beautiful WWII era Japanese Navy Type 2 bubble sextant and would like to have a go at getting it back in working order. The big knob to set the altitude runs very smoothly and the overall look of the thing is pretty good One obvious problem is the corrosion in the battery compartment, but even more important is the fact that I have no bubble. Would anyone have instructions on how to fix this type of sextant or have any documentation on this sextant whatsoever (even in Japanese, pictures could say a lot even if I couldn't understand the text)? thanks Ronald
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