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Old 12th August 2014, 19:49
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Who knows what type of German airpalne it is ?
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Old 12th August 2014, 20:42
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Re: Parts form german airplane
I would suggest a DB 605 supercharger for the first pic... It could thus emanate from a Bf 109 G or a Bf 110 G. No idea for the second.

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Whats the diameter of the inner circle of the turbolader pic1?
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the "notwurf bombe" label is i think not from a Bf109, that would be on a handle not on instrument panel
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At the bottom of the first part displayed appears to be a data plate. What numbers or code is stamped on it?
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First pic is a magnesium brake for the main wheel of the aircraft. 100% NOT Me109...if there are numbers on it, we can narrow down the wheel it is from, and from there, the aircraft.



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Old 13th August 2014, 18:14
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Diameter is 74, 3 mm. I found it is the wheel break of Bf-109. See a picture.
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I sending picture again. Somewhere is problem on the forum page.
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