Accelerometer, G-Meter, US Navy, Kollsman 1002-02-142 Beaufighter but could possibly be serviced

but could possibly be serviced

so it very well could have appeared in a USMC aircraft

although only one remote control functions at one time

NAS Coco Solo housed several Patrol/Patrol Bomber aircraft during its tenure

It is an exceptional reference as a primer and as a reference for those with a cursory knowledge of aviation fuels of that era

Accelerometer, G-Meter, US Navy, Kollsman 1002-02-142 Beaufighter but could possibly be servicedHere is a late 1940s 1950's Accelerometer, or G meter, made by Kollsman, part number 1002 02 142. This accelerometer measures G forces from 12g's to +12g's. There is a screw on the rear of the instrument that, when turned, will unlock the instrument upon installation. The US Navy anchor symbol is stamped on the rear of the instrument, evidence of its installation in an aircraft of the US Navy. The accelerometer has 1 pointer that instantaneously