Engine identification.

[Peter Achs]

Originally Posted by edNorth

I am very glad to hear about (really?) new book on the Junkers 88. Will it be in an international understandable language or only for middle Earth readers? If in the latter it cold possibly delay further the 70+ years truth on this wonderful airplane. My progress on this has been rather slow last years but never totally stop. So what happens if I find errors in your research?

German aircraft + German author = German language. There are 105 million potential readers. That's enough for me.
The chapter on the Jumo 211 is completed - for 10 years.
Errors? Are you joking?

There was only one aircraft fitted with the BMW 800: Ju 52/5574, D-AHEK.

I think we are off-topic.

Peter

[edNorth]

Originally Posted by Peter Achs

German aircraft + German author = German language. ... Errors? Are you joking? I think we are off-topic.

Yes we certainly are off-topic, apologies. Many good people from many nations are assisting me on this project, no one man can do this.
Also some of them are German speaking, German born and bread and German living. And also having secret helpers is good (or am I helpin them, I forget)!

[noggin]

So we're talking a post H6 He 111 off the coast of Spain near Torrevieja mid 41 onwards. Spanish or German ?

[edNorth]

Yes, He 111 H-6 or later variant, middle 1941 onwards. Luftwaffe most likely, in my view, but Spanish CASA 2111 also had Jumos, with wood props.