BCAM would be interested in hearing from you if you have any of the components of these systems that you would be willing to donate to the museum. This link will take you to a well-researched website that describes in detail these various electronic systems incorporated into a post-war RCAF Lancaster. The artifacts the project is looking for (which radio amateurs might help find) include transmitters, receivers, power supplies / dynamotors, antennas, interphone station boxes, mounts for any of this equipment and also cabling and connectors. The aircraft will be restored as a post-war Search & Rescue variant which had been converted from the Maritime Reconnaissance role.
The airframe, serial FM104, was on unprotected display on the Toronto waterfront for many years, resulting in the loss of all equipment on the inside of the aircraft fuselage. The British Columbia Aviation Museum (BCAM) at the Victoria International Airport is in the process of restoring a Canadian built Lancaster Mk.X Bomber, eventually to return the airframe to certified flying status. The raffles were held at Da Vinci Centre on Sunday, September 25, 2022. To program radio The software comes with Serial Number ID for activation. Massive shout out to our prize donors Alpha Antenna, Icom, Radio World, Ham Radio Deluxe, Radio Amateurs of Canada, and Hamshack for their generosity in donating these prizes at no cost to WARA. Ham Radio Deluxe is structured so that it will eventually support all HF / VHF. Huge thanks to everyone who came out to support the first WARA Swap Meet in quite some time and in particular those who participated in the raffle, where 100% of the proceeds will go back to supporting club activities.
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