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[Pursuivant]

Panel 2, Switch 10 Navigation light mystery words are: "Flash" & "Steady."

That is, toggling the switch one way makes the navigation lights flash on and off, toggling it the other way makes them stay continually lit.

For all three-way switches, it appears that the middle position is "off."

I agree with Spudkof about "Mom. De-Icer" and "Pitot" vs. "Pilot."

It looks as if you're working from the 1947 DC-3 Manual. It appears as if there are some revisions in that addition. I'm trying to find a pre-war version of the manual, but no luck yet.

[Spudkopf]

Originally Posted by Pursuivant

Panel 2, Switch 10 Navigation light mystery words are: "Flash" & "Steady."

That's the way I was leaning.....


1942 C-47 pilot notes, different panel and no clear details:

http://www.maam.org/flightsim/enhance/pfoi.pdf

[Spudkopf]

Pilot's Notes for Dakota (RAF), fairly low res' though.

http://www.maam.org/flightsim/enhance/uk_dak.pdf

[Spudkopf]

Dakota Norway......

Original maunual: http://dakotanorway.no/test/wp-conte...ing-manual.pdf

Current mnual with many photos: http://dakotanorway.no/test/wp-conte...B-03.02.10.pdf

like this for example:

[Pursuivant]

I think that Sita's already found the best resolution pictures of a DC-3 cockpit that we're likely to get from the internet.

But, for what it's worth, the placard above the electrical switch panels on the DC-3C appears to the same as for the C-47B:

Feathering Motor Circuit Not Fused
If No Feathering Action Within Ninety
Seconds Open Switch By Pulling

I can only partially make out the placard to the L side of the Right Side Electrical Panel

Electrical
Operation
After Hand Crank
A.
B.
C.