Aircraft ID help from cockpit photo

[norwest78]

Can someone ID the aircraft from this cockpit photo? I found one matching cockpit photo on the web and it was identified as belonging to a Dornier 26 flying boat, but I don't think that's correct.


--Kevin

[Zippy1]

Focke Wulf 58 Weihe

[JoMe]

Hi

The marking "M28" at the top left could indicate the aircraft code.
The LNS 2 had an Fw58 with the registration S17 + M 28.

best wishes
JoMe

[jim norton]

hi jome,

on the right you can read another m-number. i think, these markings are for the instruments not for the unit-code...

all the best
jim

[Adriano Baumgartner]

Fw 58...

The sole still preserved is held at the Brazilian Air Force Museum (MUSAL), where you can visit it...

Sergio Luis dos Santos, a Brazilian Historian (with great H) is a member of this board and is writing a book about this particular machine and its use around the world...a fantastic subject indeed...

By the way....a most beautiful picture that of yours...

A.

[norwest78]

Thank you gentlemen! I don't think I would have figured this out on my own.

[Snautzer]

Originally Posted by jim norton

hi jome,

on the right you can read another m-number. i think, these markings are for the instruments not for the unit-code...

all the best
jim

Code is referring to Stromkreis-kennz. code to follow in the electric diagram.