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fubar57
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Crimea_River
Marshal
In my limited experience in the restoration world, it seems the British didn't produce Illustrated Parts Catalogues in WW2 as we know them. For example, here is the layout of Air Publications for the Mosquito FB VI:
The closest that you will find to a parts manual is in Volume III, Part 1 but that is simply a listing of all the parts and their spare reference numbers that make up the bird with no illustrations. The only Illustrated Parts Catalogue for the Mosquito was produced by the Swedes after the war for the J30, which was a NF XIX. I don't know for sure but it sounds like the same might apply to the Spitfire.
The closest that you will find to a parts manual is in Volume III, Part 1 but that is simply a listing of all the parts and their spare reference numbers that make up the bird with no illustrations. The only Illustrated Parts Catalogue for the Mosquito was produced by the Swedes after the war for the J30, which was a NF XIX. I don't know for sure but it sounds like the same might apply to the Spitfire.
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
Yes there is a post war Spitfire IPC for the PR Mk XIX and it is Scandanavian. The only copy I have seen is very low dpi and almost unreadable in many parts.
I also have never seen an RAF IPC for a ww2 aircraft but some Schedules of Spares may still have been illustrated.
However you must also remember that the early USAAC/F aircraft like the P-40 A through at least K had no IPC either. The P-40N had an IPC but I do not know if the K/L/M were illustrated or not.
I also have never seen an RAF IPC for a ww2 aircraft but some Schedules of Spares may still have been illustrated.
However you must also remember that the early USAAC/F aircraft like the P-40 A through at least K had no IPC either. The P-40N had an IPC but I do not know if the K/L/M were illustrated or not.
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
here is a page from the Aus Beaufort Schedule of Spares - I do not know if it was based on the Brit one or purely an Aus document. The Pilot Notes and Descriptive are much different to the Brit equivalents.
Anything Me 262. I really do not know why but whenever I make a model or unlock a vehicle in War Thunder I want to research it. The other day I got the Me 262 1-1a/U1 and I wanted to learn more about whether it be from a regular book or a technical manual. I also recently got the BMP-2M but this forum is for aircraft.
Crimea_River
Marshal
All of of the manuals are indexed in the "Other Mechanical Systems" section of the Technical area of the forum, thought the index is a bit dated and there may be more since. Me 262 stuff here: Me-262 manuals
Oof. That's what I thought, was just wondering if there were any new ones. But that is cool. Thank you
Does anyone have the manual AN 01-35E-3? I'm not sure of the exact title, but it should be Overhaul Instructions for the (R)B-26, (R)B-26A, (R)B-26B, B-26B-1 and C series of aircraft. AN 01-35EA-3, AN 01-35EB-3 or AN 01-35EC-3 would also be quite helpful, those are Overhaul Instructions for the (R)B-26/A/B, for the B-26B-1/C and for the B-26F/G series.
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
Don't have the manual but do have the correct number and title and several revision dates
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Thank you, this is quite useful.
VERSUCH
Airman 1st Class
Does anyone have any details on the Hawker Hector or the Air Publication number of the pilots notes ?
Regards Mike
Regards Mike
ThomasP
Senior Master Sergeant
Hey VERSUCH,
Air Ministry Publication 1518 The Hector Aeroplane with Dagger III Engine
Air Ministry Publication 1518 The Hector Aeroplane with Dagger III Engine
VERSUCH
Airman 1st Class
Thomas P, Thank you very much.
Now to find the little devil..
Cheers Mike
Now to find the little devil..
Cheers Mike
ThomasP
Senior Master Sergeant
Hey VERSUCH,
You will probably have to talk to the Shuttleworth Collection or Kew National Archives people.
Kew has the 1937 1st and 2nd editions, and the 1938 edition.
Shuttleworth has a 1937 2nd edition.
I did see a copy for sale on ebay about 2 years ago, but I do not remember which year/edition it was.
You will probably have to talk to the Shuttleworth Collection or Kew National Archives people.
Kew has the 1937 1st and 2nd editions, and the 1938 edition.
Shuttleworth has a 1937 2nd edition.
I did see a copy for sale on ebay about 2 years ago, but I do not remember which year/edition it was.
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Go to this blog and well go through all the years and dates, you will find all kinds of jet manuals that can be downloaded here along with other things
Aviation Archives: German Air Force MiG-29 Flight Manual
All the best
Paul
NATOPS flight manuals are available on the internet for F-14/15/16/18 and the Super Bug. Some of them are at avialogs site; the same site has flight manuals for Bell helicopters.
