Nov 8, 2023 #1 P pb43 Airman 88 73 Jul 10, 2022 Anybody any info on German aircraft catapults some pics attached. These seem to show a Ju88 mounted on a catapult / take-off assister. (if anybody wants the originals they are up for sale on e-bay - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/31491787...RU&osub=-1~1&crd=20231107052119&segname=11021 or search for Orig. WW2 photo album Luftwaffe plane airfield EVREUX NORMANDY France TOP Attachments s-l1600 (2).jpg 378.4 KB · Views: 21 s-l1600 (3).jpg 413.4 KB · Views: 21 s-l1600 (4).jpg 400.9 KB · Views: 26 s-l1600 (5).jpg 369.8 KB · Views: 26 s-l1600.jpg 385.3 KB · Views: 22 As an eBay Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
Anybody any info on German aircraft catapults some pics attached. These seem to show a Ju88 mounted on a catapult / take-off assister. (if anybody wants the originals they are up for sale on e-bay - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/31491787...RU&osub=-1~1&crd=20231107052119&segname=11021 or search for Orig. WW2 photo album Luftwaffe plane airfield EVREUX NORMANDY France TOP
Nov 8, 2023 #2 pinehilljoe Senior Airman 727 551 May 1, 2016 Is that a turntable mount to calibrate the compass?
Nov 8, 2023 Thread starter #3 P pb43 Airman 88 73 Jul 10, 2022 pinehilljoe said: Is that a turntable mount to calibrate the compass? Click to expand... Entirely possible, but why go to all that trouble when you can push the tail round by hand.
pinehilljoe said: Is that a turntable mount to calibrate the compass? Click to expand... Entirely possible, but why go to all that trouble when you can push the tail round by hand.
Nov 8, 2023 #4 Snautzer01 Honourably banned 42,180 54,412 Mar 26, 2007 Its a compas swing. https://www.uschivdr.com/products-in-detail/luftwaffe-compass-swing/
Nov 8, 2023 #5 MiTasol 1st Lieutenant 6,748 11,638 Sep 19, 2012 Aw flaming stralia pb43 said: Entirely possible, but why go to all that trouble when you can push the tail round by hand. Click to expand... Because all the old style compasses, and many modern ones as well, need to be in flight position to rotate freely. With the tail on the ground they lock up
pb43 said: Entirely possible, but why go to all that trouble when you can push the tail round by hand. Click to expand... Because all the old style compasses, and many modern ones as well, need to be in flight position to rotate freely. With the tail on the ground they lock up