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This control lever appears to be marked with the code “E19.” Is it possible to identify the type of airplane the part was taken from? Perhaps a Bf109? Thank you.

Hello Airboss, I checked, it’s clearly “FKL.” There is no corrosion in that area. Thank you for your reply. I welcome additional thoughts and information. Best regards, Steve It is possible, that the "K" really an "R" is? A little bit of Korrosion makes an difference...Can you lo...

Thank you for your answer.

BMW 803 hat geschrieben: ↑12 Nov 2024 02:38 Zwar keine richtig gute Bezeichnung, eher minimalitisch angesetzt aber es gibt sie. Es ist die Konstruktionsgruppe Tragwerk und da das ja zum Glück begrenzt ist, dürfte es sich um irgend etwas aus dem Tragflächenbereich handeln.

gute N8,

BMW 803

What is the meaning of the letters “FKL” in the W Nr space? Thank you.

Can the part number be identified?

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Can anyone say if there was a telegraph key (Morse key) installed on the Ju87? If there was, what type was it and where was it located? Photos and manual information would be great! Thank you for your help.

PS. Photo shows a Morse key on a Bf110.

Thank you, Peter. Maybe someone with a parts manual will provide specifics. Seeing the red paint on the plate makes me think of the primer applied to cloth on fight controls. Did the 210 use cloth-covered surfaces? If so, maybe the plate is associated with the rudder or elevator? Part group 300 shou...

Can the part “210-319” be identified? Thank you.

Thank you for that additional information with drawing. Here is a photo showing the cover installed on a Bf109… Thank you for identifying the airplane for this cover. I hope to locate a photo and/or a technical drawing, specification sheet that shows the cover on a Bf109. Best regards, Steve Hello T...