7 May
2008
7 May
'08
7:57 p.m.
Here's a representative lot:
<http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=1686038&convertTo=USD>
They have descriptions like "General Dynamics signal
processor adapter
assembly" and they all look like circuit boards with a
regular grid
and an arrangements of pins placed into the grids. The
grids are
divided into areas and sometimes color coded. Does anyone
have any
familiarity with them? There are a ton of these on govliq
right now.
It seems to be some kind of test harness.
The NSN hyperlink links to a page that identifies it as "AN/ALR-69 PECULIAR."
The 4920 NSN prefix indicates that it's aircraft maintenance equipment. The AN/ALR-69
Radar Warning Receiver is used in a number of US military aircraft. If that's gold
plating in the second photo from the left, these might have some significant recovered
metal value.
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