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Untested and sold as-is for restoration
222 chambering was by far the most common and popular in the 722 (more 722s were made in
Like-new condition
Army Signal Corps RT-39/APG-5 Receiver-Transmitter unit manufactured by Galvin Manufacturing Corporation (later Motorola) under 1944 contract
The action appears complete
WWII U.S. Army Signal Corps Servo Amplifier AM-25/APG-5 – Galvin Manufacturing (Motorola) Radar Component DTF Untested and sold as-is forWWII U. S. Army Signal Corps Servo Amplifier AM 25 APG 5 Galvin Manufacturing (Motorola) Radar Component Original WWII U. S. Army Signal Corps Servo Amplifier AM 25 APG 5 manufactured by Galvin Manufacturing Corporation (later Motorola) under Order No. 232 DAY DE RA. This precision servo amplifier was designed for the APG 5 airborne radar system and features original vacuum tubes, relay assembly, adjustment controls labeled Degeneration, Zero Set, and
