Description
Add a specialized piece of Cold War jet aircraft avionics hardware to your collection with this F-86 Antenna Control, identified by Part Number 435-19-2001-1 and supplied FSN 1270-090-0474. This is a military aircraft control component associated with antenna-control equipment, making it a strong display and restoration-reference item for collectors of vintage avionics, fighter aircraft components, and Korean War-era jet equipment.
Public NSN indexing cross-references P/N 435-19-2001-1 as Control, Antenna under NSN 5985-00-090-0474, with NIIN 00-090-0474. One aerospace parts reference also lists the item under Raytheon Company / Raytheon Airborne Radars, CAGE 82577, and FSC 5985. The supplied FSN on this listing is shown as 1270-090-0474, so buyers working on a restoration or parts-matching project should verify markings, part number, and application against their own aircraft manuals or equipment references.
Historical Significance
The F-86 Sabre was one of the most important American jet fighters of the early Cold War. The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force identifies the F-86 as the U.S. Air Force’s first swept-wing jet fighter, with its initial flight in October 1947 and first production model flying in May 1948. The F-86 went on to serve in Korea as the primary American day fighter opponent of the MiG-15.
The Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum describes the F-86 Sabre as America’s first swept-wing jet fighter and notes its combat role above the Yalu River during the Korean War. The aircraft became one of the defining symbols of early jet combat and U.S. Air Force fighter development.
That history gives F-86-related avionics and control components strong collector appeal. Parts like this help represent the cockpit and systems side of the Sabre story, beyond the airframe, weapons, or engine.
The F-86 Antenna Control
This Antenna Control is best understood as an aircraft avionics control component. It is not a complete radio, antenna system, radar set, aircraft instrument panel, or full electronics installation.
Known identification details include:
- Item: F-86 Antenna Control
- Part Number: 435-19-2001-1
- FSN: 1270-090-0474
- Public NSN Cross-Reference: 5985-00-090-0474
- Catalog Nomenclature: Control, Antenna
- NIIN: 00-090-0474
- Public Manufacturer Reference: Raytheon Company / Raytheon Airborne Radars
- CAGE Reference: 82577
- Associated Use: aircraft antenna-control / avionics control equipment
- Included Item: antenna control component only, unless otherwise shown or stated
Why This Part Matters
The F-86 Sabre is remembered for its swept-wing design, Korean War combat record, and role in early jet fighter development. Aircraft like the Sabre depended on far more than the airframe and engine. Avionics controls, antenna systems, radio equipment, cockpit selectors, radar-related controls, and electrical components all formed part of the pilot’s working environment.
This Antenna Control helps preserve that systems-level history. It is a part-numbered aircraft component tied to the world of vintage military aviation, cockpit control equipment, and Cold War fighter electronics.
It pairs well with F-86 cockpit displays, Korean War aviation collections, Raytheon avionics components, aircraft radio and antenna equipment, fighter aircraft instrument panel displays, and military surplus electronics collections.
About This Antenna Control
This listing is for one F-86 Antenna Control, identified by P/N 435-19-2001-1 and supplied FSN 1270-090-0474.
This listing is for the antenna control component only unless otherwise stated. No complete aircraft, radar system, antenna assembly, receiver, transmitter, wiring harness, mounting hardware, tools, storage case, manual, or additional accessories are included unless specifically shown or noted.
This item is intended for collection, display, restoration reference, historical research, or military surplus parts study.
Ideal For
This antenna control is a strong fit for:
- F-86 Sabre collectors
- Korean War aviation displays
- Cold War fighter aircraft component collections
- vintage avionics and antenna-control displays
- aircraft cockpit and instrument panel collections
- military surplus electronics collectors
- museum and archival aviation exhibits
- aircraft restoration-reference projects
Approx length 3.5", Approx width 3.5", Approx height 10", Approx weight 2lbs.
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