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Up for sale is a Vintage 1983 Soviet Union Navy Ship Course Repeater Navigational Display Instrument! It measures 17 1/2” long at its longest point and 7 1/4” in diameter at the metal edge of the lens. The piece is in good overall condition with signs of wear consistent with its age and use (untested; scattered surface wear; has older dried paint on it). Please message us if you have any questions. Thanks!
Unearth a rare and authentic piece of Cold War naval history with this vintage Soviet Navy ship course repeater and navigational display instrument, manufactured in 1983. Engineered to serve a vital role within a vessel's master gyrocompass system, this specialized repeater unit was designed to receive and accurately project heading data from a central compass to secondary stations across a Soviet naval warship or submarine. Designed for heavy-duty marine operation, this robust mechanical and electrical unit features a rugged articulating mounting bracket, a prominent 360-degree graduated azimuth course dial for precise bearing readings, an integrated optical viewfinder/eyepiece component, and heavy-duty connection terminals. Weighing 6.6 kg and configured for a 110V shipboard power supply, the unit proudly displays its original metal factory identification plate featuring the distinctive Soviet Cyrillic "ЦЯ" designation, the 1983 production year, and unique serial registration. Built to withstand demanding maritime environments and serving as a compelling artifact of Soviet naval engineering, this piece is an extraordinary acquisition for serious militaria collectors, naval history enthusiasts, or interior designers seeking striking industrial nautical decor.
