Mig clock identification.

[andy1967]

I recently bought this clock it was advertised as being from a Mig.I would be grateful if anyone can identify the probable aircraft type it was fitted to.

 

[Wurger]

It is the most popular AChS-1 cockpit clock used for many if not all, soviet aircraft (including the immortal An-2), helicopters and was being produced from 1941 to 1992. We even had the same one on our radar station next to displayers. So it was very widely used. Regarding MiG kites ... MiG-15/17/21/23 and Mig-29. So no way to state any particular kite. The date of producing may be a hint. But it can be found inside of the clock stamped on the base of the mechanizm. Judging by the appearance of the screws there it had already been opened.

K on the dial is designed for red-light illumination.
B features fluorescent (luminescent) hands and markings.

 

[andy1967]

It is the most popular AChS-1 cockpit clock used for many if not all, soviet aircraft (including the immortal An-2), helicopters and was being produced from 1941 to 1992. We even had the same one on our radar station next to displayers. So it was very widely used. Regarding MiG kites ... MiG-15/17/21/23 and Mig-29. So no way to state any particular kite. The date of producing may be a hint. But it can be found inside of the clock stamped on the base of the mechanizm. Judging by the appearance of the screws there it had already been opened.

K on the dial is designed for red-light illumination.
B features fluorescent (luminescent) hands and markings.

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Thanks for the reply much appreciated.

 

[Wurger]

Thanks for the reply much appreciated.

My pleasure.