FLB51 (PJ)

Hello everyone! I am interested in the technical documentation and drawings of the Fokker FLB aircraft, aka PJ. Warbird Information Exchange • View topic - Grumman, the people that made the planes 12 SEPT 2010 , Under the number 62, Can someone help?
Thank you.

No Tech. Docs. but a few more photos.

Here's a list of documents held by NASM (Smithsonian) but they are not available on-line just yet. A call or e-mail to them may help.

Thanks for the photo. I would also like technical documentation....) I'll wait, maybe someone has links.

mjfur said:

No Tech. Docs. but a few more photos.

Slideshow | NASM.2014.0004_ref66

Slideshow | NASM.XXXX.0356_ref797

Here's a list of documents held by NASM (Smithsonian) but they are not available on-line just yet. A call or e-mail to them may help.

Search Within National Air and Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Aircraft | Query: "pj-1" | 4 results | SOVA, Smithsonian Institution

Search results for 'pj-1' within the National Air and Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Aircraft collection on the Smithsonian Online Virtual Archives (SOVA). SOVA provides access to primary resource collections maintained by archival units across the Smithsonian.

sova.si.edu

Search Within National Air and Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Aircraft | Query: "fokker" | page 1 | SOVA, Smithsonian Institution

Search results for 'fokker' within the National Air and Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Aircraft collection on the Smithsonian Online Virtual Archives (SOVA). SOVA provides access to primary resource collections maintained by archival units across the Smithsonian.

sova.si.edu

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The links are excellent, especially the second link for several reasons.
If I am permitted some personal derailment, I would point out Rudy Arnold, the photog source, was my favorite photographer from the 1930s into the early 40s in color work as well as B/W. His air to air work with the cameras of the time using a shutter speed that would catch the whole prop disc in motion is why I have told Jeff Hunt his work reminds me of Rudy Arnold's.
Another reason I like the shots of the Fokker (General Aircraft) PJ-1 USCG flying boat (some in color though listed as B/W) is because my third son in law is a career coastie known since very young as "PJ" and still today is "PJ".
A final comment, it appears that there were no Townend ring cowls manufactured for pusher installation as the maintenance close up seem to have their airfoil shape for tractor installation.