'Homer' and 'Heron' direction finding equipment and compass equipment consisting of:- 1) Receiver, 2) S.W. Converter, 3) Headphones, 4) " Heron" D/F aerial and compass, used on the Gipsy Moth IV by Sir Francis Chichester, by Brookes and Gatehouse Limited, England, 1965-1966
Homer receiver for direction finding equipment powered by mercury cells, on teak wood bracket, by Brookes and Gatehouse Limited, England, 1965-1966
Homer short wave converter with one lead, enables time signals to be received by the receiver, by Brookes and Gatehouse Limited, England, 1965-1966
Heron DF Aerial, enables fixes to be received from radio beacons, originally lit by beta-ray light source, with one lead, by Brookes and Gatehouse Limited, England, 1965-1966
Headhphones used to hear signals from receiver with leather strap and one lead, by Brookes and Gatehouse Limited, England, 1965-1966
Bulkhead rest for " Heron" D/F aerial and compass, part of 'Homer' and 'Heron' direction finding equipment and compass equipment, used on the Gipsy Moth IV by Sir Francis Chichester, by Brookes and Gatehouse Limited, England, 1965-1966
x2 Spare cables, x2 brass caps with chains, x1 threaded brass ring from 'Homer' and 'Heron' direction finding equipment and compass equipment, used on the Gipsy Moth IV by Sir Francis Chichester, by Brookes and Gatehouse Limited, England, 1965-1966
