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12th April 2011, 10:08
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Re: Can you identify a german aircraft by its main engine data plate??
This sounds more like Merkle's plate. This (the first image) came my way a while back but I do not believe it to be a main engine plate.
I believe that the two plates at the bottom in the collection of five plates are the two main engine plates. (Steve: again I see TP, and this was certainly from a Trop. Ju 88. Although I don't know sufficient about tropically operated 88s I would suppose that, at the very least, they would have tropical dust/sand filters and the like) PS.....Steve, a book on German data plates by your good self is long overdue!!! Last edited by Andy Saunders; 29th August 2011 at 10:50. 
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