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Gibson Girl Nice Survival Radio In its Original Yellow bag with the accessories. Look at the photos to see what is included.
The USAAF aircraft's carried the Gibson Girl on over-water operations. Named the Gibson Girl because of its hourglass shape, it was supplied with a fold-up metal frame box kite, or a balloon with a small hydrogen generator, for which the flying line was the aerial wire. Power was provided by a hand cranked generator. The transmitter component was the BC-778. The frequency was 500 kHz at 4.8 watts, giving it a range of 200 miles (300 km; 200 nmi). Keying could be automatic SOS, or manual. Crystals were a scarce item for the U.S. during the war and the Radio was not crystal-controlled.