Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Dux on June 13, 2003, 10:57:01 AM
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A friend who is into modelling (plastic ;) ) asked me this today:
"All of the reference material I've seen of Hartmann's G-6 (1943) distinctly shows the lower fuselage antennas missing... is this right?"
I have no idea, but I figured at least one of you would.
If so, why in the world would he have antennas removed? Drag?
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There was one lower fuselage antenna on a G6, it was the FuG 25 IFF antenna. I dont know if Hartmann's or east front G6 had these removed. I do know that most of Hartmann's 109s had the direction finder loop on top of the fuselage removed.
Hope glenn figures it out. ;)
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Some of the antenas were for GCI operations in western europe where there was an extensive radar system in place. In the east this was not the case so they could remove some of those systems to save weight.
have your friend look here
109 lair (http://109lair.hobbyvista.com/index1024.htm)
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:eek:
WTF! How did... Who... But...
WTF!! :eek:
Lmao, Grun... has he been posting the same question somewhere else?
I'm speechless.
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Muwhahhhahhhaahh !!!! :D
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Grun's got South-European Gypsy bloodlines, so I guess he's a psychic. :D
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LOL ;)
Be careful tonight Gscholz...