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![]() Hi everyone I am a newbie to this forum. I hope you can answer my puzzling question
When did the Luftwaffe introduce the D/F aerial Loop system on the Messerscmitt Bf109-G6. And what was it exactly? The Bf109-G6 was first introduced in February 1943.. But several pictures of the G6 don't have the short aerial and D/F Loop but the long conventional aerial? Was it also used on the Russian front too? Can anyone explain what it is and the advantages over the conventional radio system etc? |
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Re: When did the Luftwaffe introduce the D/F aerial Loop on the Bf109-G6
Hi!
The loop antenna was exclusive to the FuG16 radio. It was called the "PR16". From what I recall, the FuG16 used separate antennas for sending and receving...while the FuG7 (E thru G5 models) only used the one. I could be completely off on that, so I will let the radio experts answer...but...100% the loop was used because of the change to the FuG16 radio from the older FuG7. Mike |
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