Ch-47 Helicopter Control Box on 2040-parts.com
Greensburg, Indiana, US
This was in a lot of surplus items I prchased from Property Disposal at NAS Corpus Christi around 1977. It is apparently a controller for the N2 (Free Power Turbine) on the Ch-47A or B. The tag attached reads " # 2 Engine A C Beep Sticking in Flight."
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