Rocket Firing Distribution Controller Mk 3, US, Navy F4U (#3 of 3) P-3 Orion the Avro CF-100 Canuck (see

the Avro CF-100 Canuck (see photo of CF-100 instrument panel showing its location)

Each of the four engines in a B-29 had an 80 gallon oil tank in the nacelle with a 5 gallon expansion space

The B-36 was is the largest mass produced piston-engine aircraft ever built (although it had 4 jet engines in addition to its 6 rear-facing piston engines)

It is in good condition given its apparent age

The paddle on the left knob is the Action Switch

Rocket Firing Distribution Controller Mk 3, US, Navy F4U (#3 of 3) P-3 Orion the Avro CF-100 Canuck (seeHere is a Rocket Station Distribution Box which appeared in WW2 era F4U Corsairs of the US Navy, and possibly others. It is labeled for the US Navy. The panel was installed in the F4U cockpit on the upper right side. See a photo of the panel from the F4U Flight Manual. Once switched On, the controller determines how the rockets are fired when the pilot depresses the rocket firing switch located on an adjacent panel. So, when the firing switch is