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PostPosted: Mon Jan 15, 2024 7:52 am 
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Hello and and Safe and Happy New Year to you all.

I am looking for a source of NOS Cutler-Hammer (CH) On/Off Toggle Switches, ie CH8201 or AN3022

I believe these may have been used on the T6 / Harvard front cockpit electrical box?

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Mark: Air Corps Depot will have them and over on fleabay, D and D Collectibles has them.

D& D: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dkr=1& ... nkw=switch

I've dealt with D&D for many years now on parts and she is great. I believe that she is part of Lance Aircraft She has always done me well and always a pleasure to deal with.


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At just $27.50, an affordable first step in building your own Texan. :roll:

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JohnB wrote:
At just $27.50, an affordable first step in building your own Texan. :roll:


You roll your eyes, but that price is in line with (if not cheaper than) modern certified toggle switches.

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Taylor Stevenson wrote:
JohnB wrote:
At just $27.50, an affordable first step in building your own Texan. :roll:


You roll your eyes, but that price is in line with (if not cheaper than) modern certified toggle switches.


I'm not complaining about the price. I restore cars and I'm used to parts costs. NOS parts for even something as simple as a 70 year old Jeep are surprising.

My roll eyes was about someone building a new T-6 from scratch.

Come to think of it, a friend is putting a new panel in his T-6, so he'll probably need some.

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