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Pawel Burchard 13th July 2006 11:03

Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Is it possible that Fw 190A-2/3 were produced and/or modified by Erla factory?

kind regards,
Pawel

Rabe Anton 13th July 2006 15:02

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Hallo Pawel!

No Fw 190As were produced by Erla. One example known through photos apparently repaired at Erla VII Antwerp, but it is also known that Focke Wulf repair was not a regular thing there.

RA

Pawel Burchard 13th July 2006 17:05

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
I've got a document (handwritten) from technical section of Spanish 15./51 from July 1943 giving two or three W.Nr. of unit's Fw 190. There is a word in parenthesis behind W.Nr. that looks similar to 'erla' but now I think it may be Spanish word 'cola' - and that probably means that number (W.Nr.) was placed on tail of the aircraft and was not a/c id number.

kind regards,
Pawel

fran 14th July 2006 08:39

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Hello Pawel,
Yes, 'cola' means tail in spanish. It is posible to see a scan of the docs?
Thank you
Fran

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pawel Burchard
I've got a document (handwritten) from technical section of Spanish 15./51 from July 1943 giving two or three W.Nr. of unit's Fw 190. There is a word in parenthesis behind W.Nr. that looks similar to 'erla' but now I think it may be Spanish word 'cola' - and that probably means that number (W.Nr.) was placed on tail of the aircraft and was not a/c id number.

kind regards,
Pawel


Pawel Burchard 14th July 2006 09:18

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
No problem with scans, I'll try to post them today. There are couple of Fw 190s listed by W.Nr. on 9-Jul-1943:
359
288
5286
3410
510

Can anybody identify them by subtype and earlier/later Luftwaffe or Spanish service?

kind regards,
Pawel

Pawel Burchard 14th July 2006 18:00

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
And here they are.

RT 1st August 2006 13:13

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
All these planes hv to come from JG51 nd I guess are all A-2,

359 a A-2 hs been damaged on 180442 with LZA Leignitz
288 a A-2 or A-3
510 a A-2 100 % loss with 15.JG51 on 120843
3410 a A-5 ????,
5286 a A-2, hard-land. on 300742 with III.JG2 15%, + belly-landed on 200343 with 7.JG51 25%

Interesting is that no-one of the crafts repaired on your list, are listed has damaged by gen. loss-report

remi

Pawel Burchard 1st August 2006 13:30

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RT
Interesting is that no-one of the crafts repaired on your list, are listed has damaged by gen. loss-report

The answer seems simple - the listing gives service jobs done on armament installations of the a/c.

Thank you,
Pawel

fran 1st August 2006 16:11

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pawel Burchard
The answer seems simple - the listing gives service jobs done on armament installations of the a/c.

Thank you,
Pawel

That's right, I have readed the docs and only refers to armaments servicing.
Pawel, thanks for the scans.

Regards
Fran

RT 1st August 2006 17:26

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Yes, very simple to read spanish indeed, but why to use "cola" ???
Any idea of what is the EPAD..

remi

fran 2nd August 2006 08:20

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RT
Yes, very simple to read spanish indeed, but why to use "cola" ???
Any idea of what is the EPAD..

remi

EPAD=Elektro Pneumatisch Abzugs Durchladevorrichtung;
Hope you find simple to read german too.

The use of 'cola' is because is it shorter to say that,
instead: 'Número de Fabricación'.

Regards

RT 2nd August 2006 12:32

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Sorry to hv so dispraised the spanish language, for a french it is easier to understand spanish than german with an italian knowledge quite more easy, catalan, would be be better, in France the people hv also some schools, where language courses are dispensed

thanks for all

remi

fran 2nd August 2006 13:54

Re: Fw 190 and Erla factory
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RT
Sorry to hv so dispraised the spanish language, for a french it is easier to understand spanish than german with an italian knowledge quite more easy, catalan, would be be better, in France the people hv also some schools, where language courses are dispensed

thanks for all

remi

Oh, no problem Remi. I understand.

The EPAD is the device for cocking the guns using compressed air, hence the 'Pneumatisch'.
These air are dispensed by electric actuated solenoid valves, hence the 'Elektro'.
If somebody can provide more accurate description of how it works, will be welcome.
Best regards
Fran


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