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Old 16th August 2006, 21:57
Dénes Bernád Dénes Bernád is offline
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Re: Fw 58 Questions

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Originally Posted by stephen f. polyak
Does the type designation FW 58.K.A6 make sense? I believe the K type is corrrect for an export version. What could the A6 mean?
Yes, the designation makes perfectly sense.
The actual spelling would be Fw 58Ka-6 (a for Ausland, i.e. abroad). This sub-type was manufactured at MWG at Györ, Hungary.
What info do you have on this particular machine?
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