Bf-110 losses 2.4.44 Upper Austria

[Snautzer]

Originally Posted by QuaxDerBruchpilot

Hi Snautzer,
For example this parts like attached
THX

1st marking of the metal (inspector stamp) no mmt
2 nd 110.772 build group: cant find it for G2, G3, G4 but is a group in F2, F3, F4 and relates to triebwerksverkleidung linker gondel

[QuaxDerBruchpilot]

Originally Posted by Snautzer

1st marking of the metal (inspector stamp) no mmt
2 nd 110.772 build group: cant find it for G2, G3, G4 but is a group in F2, F3, F4 and relates to triebwerksverkleidung linker gondel

...part attached could be also from a "F" Type Bf-110 ?
Then I am on the wrong track, because I always thought it would be a "G" as described by DonaldMcClure on 2.4.1944. But in the list of Matti there are only "G" models and no "F". That means the found parts are not from one of the crashes on 2.4.1944.

That's misterious now because I have no idea which plane or crew it was.

[schwarze-man]

Do not forget the copies of original manuals from Archiv Hafner. He is listing a considerable CD of the Bf110 documents, including Ersatzteileliste. Cheers

SM

[QuaxDerBruchpilot]

Originally Posted by schwarze-man

Do not forget the copies of original manuals from Archiv Hafner. He is listing a considerable CD of the Bf110 documents, including Ersatzteileliste. Cheers

SM

Does he have the entire directory of the Bf-110 G?
Then it would be useful to buy the directory to be able to determine the exact location of the parts.

[schwarze-man]

Originally Posted by QuaxDerBruchpilot

Does he have the entire directory of the Bf-110 G?
Then it would be useful to buy the directory to be able to determine the exact location of the parts.

Go see the website! If the 110 Ersatzteilliste is a similar compilation to the 109, you will find that the minor model changes are issued as updates to the main type changes. Also, the main component group numbers remain similar so, you can identify what general group a part is from.

SM