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ouidjat 20th June 2017 15:06

Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
Hi,

Can somebody explain me (explain us) the difference or the reason why these two different machines wear the same Stkz.
One TL+DR known photo in Jet & Prop 3/97, p.8, photo; Menke, SKZ list (??? I suppose not having the original source) A Regensburg machine
One TL+DR machine from eBay auction, a WNF machine.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Foto-Messersc...3D263044354858
...
What the hell did happen here? :)
Thanks in advance.

Regards, Franck.

JoMe 21st June 2017 13:43

Re: Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
Hi

Are they really different planes ?
I see a different painting, but both planes are Bf 109 G-6.
TL + DR was WNr. 18378, built by Mtt-Regensburg in May 1943.

best wishes
JoMe

RolandF 21st June 2017 17:25

Re: Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
Damaged Bf109G-6, updated with new FuG (Peilrahmen), re-applied StKz during repair, worn-out and repaired (overpainted tactical markings) camouflage?

Regards
RolandF

Milos Gazdic 21st June 2017 19:47

Re: Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
I am quite an illiterate when it comes to codes but could one be a Stammkennzeichen (STKZ) and other be Überführungskennzeichen (ÜKZ) (or what would probably translate into "Transfer code")?
STKZs were applied to a machine forever & if understood well ÜKZs were re-used and applied by construction companies / makers and didn't have anything with "call signs".
Forgive me for my ignorance. just trying to put possibilities out.

(I am just not sure if ÜKZs existed after 1939?)

Rottler 23rd June 2017 20:58

Re: Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
Hi Milos,

TL+DR was no Überführungskennzeichen for two reasons:

1 A characteristic of the Überführungskennzeichen was that the last two letters on principle were composed of a consonant and a vowel (A, E, I, O, U).
D and R are consonants.

2 The RLM hat introduced the Überführungskennzeichen with a decree from September 23, 1937. With the introduction of the Stammkennzeichen in October 1939 the Überführungskennzeichen were insignificant.

Regards
Leo

ouidjat 24th June 2017 09:31

Re: Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
Hi Gents,

Thank you for your comments! :)
Very helpful.

Best regards, Franck.

Milos Gazdic 25th June 2017 05:09

Re: Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rottler (Post 235361)
RLM hat introduced the Überführungskennzeichen with a decree from September 23, 1937. With the introduction of the Stammkennzeichen in October 1939 the Überführungskennzeichen were insignificant.

Hello Leo!
Thanks for your explanation. I was remembering something about the dates (and 1939 was somehow connected to it) but was not 100% sure.

but the part under >point 1< was unknown to me (or I completely forgot about it since I read these things, so thank you!:
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rottler (Post 235361)
Characteristic of the Überführungskennzeichen was that the last two letters on principle were composed of a consonant and a vowel (A, E, I, O, U). D and R are consonants.


Rottler 25th June 2017 14:32

Re: Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
Hello Milos,

for great details I recommend the link "adl-luftfahrthistorik.de" > Frühere Artikel > Überführungskennzeichen 1937-1939 (Karl Kössler).
There is a revised version of the original article in JET&PROP Januar/Februar 2002 Heft 6/01.

Regards
Leo

Milos Gazdic 25th June 2017 18:51

Re: Bf 109G-6 TL+DR
 
Dear Leo, Thanks so much for the pointer. Will check it up immediately!
Best,Milos


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