User talk:Sidney Bung

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Greetings.

My name is Kenneth and I am writing a book on AI radar of WW2. Of course the book in going to include a section on AI Mark VI. I am of course aware of the flight of AI Mark VI aircraft being sent to 176 Squadron in India in 1943. I also have a description of the installation of the equipment in Hurricane IIc's from the PRO. I have produced a diagram of the installation and had a veteran who was at Defford with TFU in spring of 1942 during testing of Mk VI AI in Hurricane a/c. I am certain that I have the appearance correct - but if you have or know of a picture of the installation, or a diagram from the time period that is the first thing that I am looking for.

The use of this aircraft by 247 Squadron is also of great interest to me. Anything you can tell me about it would be most welcome. Finally a very specific question if you don't mind. What is the source for this sentence on your 247 Squadron entry...

"The Hurricane was also fitted with radar equipment, but soon heavier, improved performance machines replaced the aircraft."

Thanks so much.

Kenneth.

kannett@telus.net. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 206.116.190.246 (talk) 17:29, 3 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Székesfehérvár[edit]

I've made the amendment you suggested. Sorry it took eleven years. Things kinda run slow around here, but I'm sure that if you leave a note at Wikipedia:Complaints Department they'll sort it just as quick. Bosley John Bosley (talk) 14:01, 27 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]