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Hi all!

 

I think there's a small texture error in the Bf 109 K-4 cockpit.

See attached image from figure 72 (page 83) of the English flight manual.

 

I think the "Auf" label on the cover should be named "Aus".

 

"Ein" probably stands for "Eingefahren" (retracted) and "Aus" for "Ausgefahren" (extended). "Auf" (Up) does not make any sense to me here.

 

What do you think? Does anyone have a real cockpit picture of that specific part?

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Take a look at this. Looks like "Aus" is correct (green rectangle) - reported as ticket #30074.

 

It seems there are more labels missing in the DCS cockpit (orange lines in the image), but I can't read them. Anyone?

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Auf seems indeed to be wrong. I didn't find a picture as reference but the original

Flugzeughandbuch Werkschrift 2109 vom November 1944, Teil 2 Fahrwerk

describes on page 2-11

Druckknopfschalter and Merkleuchten for Fahrwerk "Aus".

Therefore I would say AuF is a Typo.


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Here's what I came up with regarding the missing labels on the landing gear indicator. We need better references...

 

Another pic from repro panel, should be authentic thought.

 

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Another pic from repro panel, should be authentic thought.

Thank you!

 

The top "Links" and "Rechts" labels did not make much sense. Can anyone read the codes? 18190 and 18191/2? What do they mean?

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Thank you!

 

The top "Links" and "Rechts" labels did not make much sense. Can anyone read the codes? 18190 and 18191/2? What do they mean?

 

Or 16190 and 16191...but yeah, hard to say from those small pics. There is another pics there: http://www.arsenal-45.de/shop/product_info.php?info=p9_----instrumentpanel---messerschmitt-bf-109-k4----.html

but unfortunately just as small. Of course you can buy whole instrument panel at 572,00 eur :)

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Thank you!

 

The top "Links" and "Rechts" labels did not make much sense. Can anyone read the codes? 18190 and 18191/2? What do they mean?

It looks like they say 1E190 and 1E191 (or 1E192 - I can't read it).

 

They are the so-called "Stromkreiskennzeichen" (circuit identifier) for the red and green lights:

23 1 Merkleuchte rot für Fahrwerksanzeige Fl. 32529-1 Fl. 32526 1E191

24 2 Merkleuchte grün für Fahrwerksanzeige Fl. 32529-2 Fl. 32526 1E190, 1E192 (r, l)

See http://www.deutscheluftwaffe.de/Flugzeuge/Jeager/Me109K/Cockpit/cockpit.htm#Fl

 

(thanks EagleEye)

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First of all it should be written as "Aus"!

 

Second: the electrical circuits are seperated by usage in german aircraft with a simple alphabetic code. The position within the circuit is given by a number.

E = Elektrische Antriebe und Überwachung für Flug- und Triebwerk (electrical devices and control for airframe and engine)

 

from "Bf 109 K-4 Handbook Teil 9B-1" Page 8

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I hope this helps.

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Thank you guys for your help so far.

 

The "Auf" (-> "Aus") typo from post #1 is now fixed internally :)

 

Now I'm not sure what to report about the missing landing gear position indicator labels (posts #2 and #3). I don't want to report something wrong.

 

I'm fairly certain about the following labels:

- Ein

- Fahrwerk

- Aus Links

- Aus Rechts

 

 

But I'm not sure about those two because of contradicting information:

 

1. Pic from post #6:

Left: 1E190

Right: 1E192

 

2. Manual (Bf 109 K-4 Handbook Teil 9B-1 Page 8 ) excerpt from post #11:

Left: 1E192

Right: 1E190

 

Bei vollständig ausgefahrendem Fahrwerk sprechen die Schauzeichen "Aus" 1E190 für rechtes Fahrgestell bzw. 1E192 für linkes Fahrgestell an. Bei vollständig eingefahrenem Fahrwerk spricht das Schauzeichen "Ein" 1E191 an ...

 

3. Pic from post #12:

Left: 1E111

Right: 1E110

 

Does anyone know which labels are correct?

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being an american english speaker only, I would have never noticed this...

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being an american english speaker only, I would have never noticed this...

 

It would've gnawed away at the fabric of your sub-conscious ... trust me on this. You'd know that something wasn't all "A" OK but you just couldn't put your finger on it ...

 

My aunt Ethel had that pheromone happening about her all the time. The scientific name for it is prescience ... which actually means before science ... and my aunt Ethel was defiant-ietly before ... science. :pilotfly:


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