Google JETDS.
It will tell all.
Thanks - that is the perfect link. There is some information on the
AN/AYK-14, an airborne computer, on the web...
On May 3, 2016 4:35 PM, "Erik Baigar" <e...@baigar.de> wrote:
IIRC we sold a bunch of 1666Bs to the US Navy in YUK/something
nomenclature).
1666s are known as AN/UYK-64.
Yes and the 1602 was the AN/UYK-19.
land and ship installations, thus the "U". If they were primarily for
aircraft installations, they would have been "AN/A**" and not "AN/U**"
(and also not so freaking heavy!).
Just out of curiosity: Is there an explanation, what the other
letters Y and K mean?
Erik.
