source of NOS Cutler-Hammer (CH) On/Off Toggle Switches?

[Mark_Pilkington]

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?

Regards

Mark Pilkington

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[Cvairwerks]

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.

[JohnB]

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

[Taylor Stevenson]

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

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

[JohnB]

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

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.