Some Original German Manuals I just bought.
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Snautzer01
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nice ! perhaps a short synopsise of the content?
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Here's an example from the 109 manual.
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Fantastic find. Very rare manuals I would imagine. And a wealth of great information there. Have never seen a K4 manual before. Thanks for posting.
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You are most welcome!
Yes, Very interesting and thanks for posting.
Many of these originals are quite rare now and are becoming fragile to use. I think the 177 A-5 document is rare, but the majority , and many, many others are available from the Hugo Hafner Archiv in Germany, on C/D. Of course, the originals do have a great historical value.
For reference, the digital copies are very good, but printed and in binders they are better for an immersive experience.
For working on real aircraft or parts, I always prefer to use printed copies, as there is often oil/dirt and handling involved.
Also, translations in accurate English are difficult to find. You often find the translation has mistakes.
Again, Thanks for posting.
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