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Help to identify a part in a cockpit

antaris

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Good evening friends

I am wondering if this part is some sort of ventilation outlet. :confused: :confused: :confused:

This is the most clear image I have:
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In advance, thank you all.
Sergio Kauffman.
:)
 
Could also be loudspeakers.

But I think you're right. These things very much look like vents.
 
Hello Björn

My conclusion was the same; but with no certainty at all in my end. I spent a significant amount of time reading the manuals kindly provided by George and nothing... Also, I digged in as deep as I could in the web with the same results. The main reason for the question was intended to have a more detailed image to model this part; however, I guess one of these two might work:

Mistery_01.jpg


There's no surprise that you was the first to comment; thank you my friend.
Sergio.
;)
 
The object on its own does look like a vent, but the pair have what looks very like jack sockets for headsets next to each, so I'd suggest they might be speakers.
 
Hello lads

I would say that this issue has been solved! Thank you all for your answers.
In any event, I already have it partially modeled and textured.

Cheers,
Sergio.
:)
 
The single object looks very much like a speaker. It looks very similar to the Beta Warning Horn found in Dash-8s. The other two look like they'd be vents based on their position.
 
Hello chaps!

Ronald said:
I hope this document can help you out, with future identification (and other Bell 407 challenges) Sergio
- http://www.avialogs.com/en/aircraft/usa/bell/model-407/bht-407-fm-1-bell-407-flight-manual.html
- http://www.maunaloahelicopters.com/library/Rotorcraft_Flight_Manuals/Bell_Helicopter/407.pdf
- http://helicopterindia.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/FM-Bell407.24193246.pdf
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This is excellent!!! These documents are complementary to those provided by George :D

Thanks a lot for the help.

All the best,
Sergio.
:wave:
 
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This is excellent!!! These documents are complementary to those provided by George :D
Thanks a lot for the help.All the best,
Sergio.
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Your welcome Sergio. Let me/us know if you need more documents and I'll see what I can dig up from the Internet for you, so this stream of Bell 4.07 screenshots can continue to flow.
Just keep on twisting and bending those polygons Sergio ;-)
 
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