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#61

Post by jopaerya » 08 Apr 2006, 21:21

Hello

What is the official German
name of this devise ????

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#62

Post by Huck » 09 Apr 2006, 03:33

Ringtrichterrichtungshoerer (RRH), a sound locator.


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Post by jopaerya » 09 Apr 2006, 11:25

Hi Huck

100 % right your turn

photo = Ebay.de

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Post by Huck » 10 Apr 2006, 07:15

Thanks.

What is the function of this panel?

(don't think too much, the answer is easy)
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Post by fredleander » 10 Apr 2006, 12:48

Fuse panel?

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Post by Huck » 10 Apr 2006, 13:29

Correct :) it's the fuse panel on He-177.

pic from http://www.luftfahrtmuseum.com

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Post by fredleander » 10 Apr 2006, 13:44

Thank you. Which nationality is this ferry pilot?
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Maurauder

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Post by Virgil Hiltz » 10 Apr 2006, 13:52

From the Airplane I would say an American. It appears to be a Martin B-26 Maurader.

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Post by fredleander » 10 Apr 2006, 16:31

Correct! But, I'd rather say a B-25.

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Post by Huck » 10 Apr 2006, 17:11

It's a B-26, take a look at the slope of the fuselage and the windshield framing.

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Post by fredleander » 10 Apr 2006, 17:42

Huck wrote:It's a B-26, take a look at the slope of the fuselage and the windshield framing.
Never mind. American she is. Your turn.

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#72

Post by Brian Ross » 01 May 2006, 14:36

Raises an interesting question. I'm aware that the US and UK used female ferry pilots. Did any of the other combatants?

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Post by Robb » 02 May 2006, 12:03

Hi Brian,

The Luftwaffe used female test pilots eg Hanna Reitsch and the Russians had quite a few women in combat roles in their airforce. They probably used them to ferry aircraft as well.

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Post by fredleander » 02 May 2006, 12:10

Since Huck seems to have gone AWOL maybe somebody else would like to give it a try?

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#75

Post by Huck » 15 Jul 2006, 12:07

Let's get this one going once again.

This is a trim assembly, can you recognize the plane?
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