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Re: EZ 42 in FW 190
Thanks for all the new info. guys!
How many JG300 aircraft had it installed? One, two, a dozen??? I never doubted that the EZ42 was intended to be installed in the 109 along with all the late model fighters. The Germans had "intended" alot of things that never materialized, like production figures up thru 1946. Other than testing, I have never seen a pic, pilot report or documentation that shows a 109 was delivered with the EZ42 installed. Every pic of a "K" that I've seen has a 16B in it. I'll have to double check, but I don't believe the K-4 manual even mentions the EZ42. It only shows the 16B. I find it odd that there aren't any 109 pilots that report using the EZ42 or any paper work showing 109's delivered with it. Look at all of the 262 pics that are out there, I've only seen one pic with an EZ42 installed (testing) and we have pilot reports to backup that they were actually used. Regards, Mike |
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Here on LEMB you will see an EZ42 inside one of the JG7 Me 262 at Fassberg, even if it is in the post about "black X" it was actually inside "white5": http://www.luftwaffe-experten.org/fo...p?showtopic=17 |
Re: EZ 42 in FW 190
In the well documented "Heinkel He 162...Last-Ditch effort by the Luftwaffe" from Peter Müller it is said:
p150: that M-30 and M-31 fitted with the EZ 42 are though to have been part of the nine pre-production airplanes transferred to JG1. p222: repro from an original document dated 24.2.1945 explain that cause of Dresde attacks EZ42 is not possible to install on He162 for some month. |
Re: EZ 42 in FW 190
Mike, from the same source as above in No.20. I found the following regarding JG/300 and EZ 42. The first one is dated 11.11.44., the second 2.12.44.
Regards Hans |
Re: EZ 42 in FW 190
Excellent pics & info.! Thanks everyone!
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Re: EZ 42 in FW 190
Just for idle information: II/JG 300 had 5 EZ 40s installed in their Fw 190s during mid-August 1944. Lt. Brettschneider, SK of 5./JG 300; and Uffz. Schroeder of 5./JG 300 had two of these.
Any idea what the difference is between the EZ 40 and EZ 42? I know that the EZ 40 was the prototype and the EZ 42 the series version. Anything else? |
Re: EZ 42 in FW 190
Hello Andreas,
To come back to your initial post: would it be possible to show us this document? I think it contains a lot of interesting and relevant information to this thread. Regards Roger Gaemperle Quote:
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Re: EZ 42 in FW 190
Hello George,
The EZ40 had the gyros attached directly to the gunsight head (the mirror was directly attached to the gyros) while the EZ42 had two separate gyros installed in the fuselage. Electric impulses governed the mirror in the EZ42. Regards Roger Gaemperle |
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Thanks for that, Roger.
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