Bf109G6 reccon birds

[George Hopp]

Well Andy, this thingie isn't an original, it's a photocopy of the original produced by Herr Hafner at http://www.luftfahrt-archiv-hafner.de He has copies of most of the German handbooks there, and now he is coming out with CDs of them. But, I find the printed versions of all but the longest ones, far easier to access.

Hope that helps, Andy,
George

[Harold Lake]

Mr. Hopp,

Thanks for clearing up the question. Nothing like good solid evidence such as aircraft handbooks!

Hal

[atckyrre]

On the same note could it be confirmed that the Bf-109G-4/R3 had same installation as the G-6/R3?
This on reading that 1./F.120 had a couple of these machines in 43-44.

Kyrre

[Kurfürst]

Originally Posted by atckyrre

On the same note could it be confirmed that the Bf-109G-4/R3 had same installation as the G-6/R3?
This on reading that 1./F.120 had a couple of these machines in 43-44.

Kyrre

Could you be more specific ? If you ask wheter the G-4/R3 and the G-6/R3 were similiar long range recces, yes they were. A table in Leistungzusammentstellung Bf 109G, January 1944 describes ALL the nitty details of these subtypes.