Japanese War Tuba.

Posted by Alex in Pictures, Weapons & War on September 16, 2006 at 8:04 pm


This tuba-like device was actually the Japanese military’s acoustic locator – a device with which one can "hear" distant engine noise of oncoming airplanes.

Acoustic locators like this (and others) were used from mid-World War I through the early days of World War II, until the invention of radar made them obsolete.

Japanese War Tuba [wiki] | More neat pics at: Acoustic Radar


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One comment to "Japanese War Tuba."

  1. The Liberal Avenger
    September 17th, 2006 at 9:19 am

    Great photo - and the link to "Acoustic Radar" was quite informative as well. Thx.


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