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Good point. Attached to a floater it would travel. Canoe . . . even farther !

I have to politely disagree. Any piece of aluminum that is sheet or solid only goes one direction in water ....... down. Pure physics.

If you can post a photo of the larger area ( the whole instrument ) maybe someone will recognize it better.

Taz is very similar to Nova Scotia, fishing,farming, lumber . . . I felt right at home there. We were fishing abalone, good times. ( '72 - '75 )

Thanks Wuzak, very informative.! I lived in Smithton many moons ago, great state.

I am seeing photos of Mossies with 6 exhaust pipes and others with only 5. (ten total per Merlin) The new one from NZ now flying has 5. Can anyone expand on that please ? TIA

Thanks Adler, great info. Especially this site: Preserved Axis Aircraft

I have seen the Stuka in the Sinsheim museum in Germany that was recovered from the Mediterranean , it was displayed unrestored. Are there any others besides one in Greece, ( also recovered from the sea ). I once heard that there were only 3 or 4 in existence.