Description
The Scottish Aviation Bulldog aircraft has two different throttle lever configurations because it was designed to meet the needs of both military and civilian pilots. The exact reason for the central console throttle sometimes pointing to the left or right on the Scottish Aviation Bulldog aircraft is still unclear. It may be possible that there were minor variations in the cockpit layout between different production runs or versions of the aircraft. Without further information or documentation, it is difficult to determine the exact reason for this difference in throttle lever position.
Perhaps you know why? then please let us know.
What you get
What you get:
Friction Lock Lever (just for show)
One Throttle lever (left pointing or right pointing)
One RPM lever
One Mixture Lever
Friction Lock Lever (just for show)
One Throttle lever (left pointing or right pointing)
One RPM lever
One Mixture Lever
What you need:
The Honeycomb Throttle Quadrant
**not included in this sale, but shown for reference**.
**not included in this sale, but shown for reference**.
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