Camera, Aircraft, Type K-25B, Kodak Anastigmat Lens, Fairchild, with Case C-54 When electrically powered and in-flight

When electrically powered and in-flight

See photos of instrument panels of B-25 and P-38 from the flight manuals of the versions which used this indicator

thus instructing the Trainer to position the guns accordingly

According to the Royal Australian Air Force 346 Types and Locations of Instruments dated 1945

Would have been used in ground installations (as opposed to use within aircraft

Camera, Aircraft, Type K-25B, Kodak Anastigmat Lens, Fairchild, with Case C-54 When electrically powered and in-flightThe K 25 Aerial Camera was used during WWII for daylight reconnaissance photography to produce 4"x5" prints. This camera, made by Fairchild, was electrical, requiring a 24v input using the side mounted connection, but may be operated mechanically by turning the key. Aperture is adjustable from f 4. 5 to f 22, and shutter speed is adjustable from 125 to 500, both adjustments are made using dedicated knobs adjacent to the lens. The lens, a Kodak