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GuyFang - I can't thank you enough for the information. I completely understand about using the ether, honeslty was just a bit too excited to do it right... didn't expect it to even fire after the frist few twists... I expected i'd be rebuilding carbs, points, sparky's etc... but to my surprise...

Not sure if anyone is interested but I was actually able to pick up a couple of 400hz generators, typically used in aviation, but specifically for this comms shelter. I've updated the photo's album, going to start working on cabling over the winter. Chatgpt has been very helpful in mapping out...

sooo... yup. I found two. Just got them. Going to take my time refurbishing them... but a genny is a genny and I'm gonna make it run. :-)

Will do. Appreciate it, I'm learning.

Howdy Folks, I've been able to track down a few of the TM's for this interesting shelter I picked up last year. Thought I'd upload it for us all to share. I'm working on getting a 400hz generator OR figure out if the AC and Heater units can be re-wired for standard 60hz... I doubt it but I've...

This is excellent. I'm doing the same in my m939.

It just never occurred to me in the 40 years of being a Minnesotan, until I bought a super clean 2011 Liberty for the wife, and found the core was just full of sediment. Quick flushing with some well-pressurize water and boom, back to high heat. Same kinda thing I suspect in my new toe m939...

Something tells me this will also help when the heater core is not getting overly warm or blowing really hot air. If your heater core is mostly full of air that would explain it. Nothing else it's great to know that to try to blow out the heater core of the spring if I think they're sediment in...

Thanks! Hoping I can find the time to install it with a 400hz converter or a 400hz Genny.

Okay. I've been to dozens of mil museums and spent a decade in Army Signal and never saw one. Seems kinda cool to me. Guess we'll see eh?

Welp! My first MV purchase and I feel pretty lucky to have found it. This is the pickup mounted shelter for receiving video and picture data from a Mohawk radar system mounted on a airframe. My understanding is that this particular unit was part of a museum here in MN. Not sure which. My plan...

this kinda breaks my heart... I get it... but man... that kinda breaks my heart. Those are some of the best machines the military actually sent out to the field... mostly for training, but they rocked.