Gun Sight, Reflector, Mk IIIA 7A/1313 RAF A-20 below pointer)

below pointer)

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the indicator was positioned below the co-pilots instrument panel

The knob is used to adjust the altimeter to the barometric pressure as displayed in the small window at the 3 o'clock position

Pulling and turning would adjust the Nose Down marker

Gun Sight, Reflector, Mk IIIA 7A/1313 RAF A-20 below pointer)Here is a WWII era Reflector Gun Sight Mk IIIA, 7A 1313. The Mk IIIA was adopted by the RAF as the standard turret and free gun sight for their aircraft. The Mk IIIA consisted of a detachable lamp unit and an upright sight head. The lamp unit is removed by depressing a small button on the bottom of the housing, revealing the bulb and circuitry (this example is quite tight). The brightness of the bulb was adjusted by the gunner by rotating the rheostat