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22-02-15, 01:03
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The CDN NAVAID was 1960s era.
Could be mounted in an light vehicle, or in a tank. System comprised several elements including plotter and mechanical read-out for the tank crew commander and the driver, as per your image. 'Heart' of the system was the large gyro-compass. Mike 
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22-02-15, 02:03
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Hi Douglas.
That equipment looks like a 'modern' version of the wartime kit. More individual components and probably a bit more compact. Looks like Surplus City has both moved and possibly merged. Their new web site is as follows: www.surplusjeep.com The last time I dealt with them, the web was just a thread-like dream in someone's mind. David
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22-02-15, 02:09
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Doug,
See this thread: http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...ghlight=navaid Should give you most of what you want to know. Have you located some 'bits' by any chance? Mike
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22-02-15, 02:46
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Mike
Thanks for posting that link. It was the wartime Odograph I was thinking of and there are some excellent articles about it on the web.
David
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