Videos tagged with General Electric
This entry details the VT Radio Proximity Fuze, a crucial World War 2 technology developed by General Electric. It explains the fuze's radar-based detonation mechanism, its electrolyte-activated battery, and the unique manufacturing challenges, including the use of Christmas tree lamp bulb machines. The information highlights its effectiveness against Kamikaze attacks and the significant production volume.
This entry details the unboxing and identification of a rare World War II-era Anti-Aircraft Searchlight Control Station, a General Electric Model 1942-A. The video highlights its analog mechanical computer components, including intricate brass gears and dials, and provides historical context through archival footage of its field operation by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The presenter's high authority level is evident in their access to such unique military surplus and knowledge of its mechanical operation.
This video showcases an authentic 1970s era General Electric M61 Vulcan Autocannon Bolt, highlighting its impressive history and engineering. The description emphasizes the bolt's connection to the M61 Vulcan's incredible firing rate of up to 6000 rounds per minute across its six barrels. The bolt is presented as a unique collectible or 'ultimate paperweight', with a call to action to visit ordnance.com and their Gunbroker page.
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