The Lichtenstein airborn radar

• Sep 11, 2006

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Some interesting reading on the Lichtenstein airborn radar for those of you who are interested in the luftwaffe.

Enjoy Micdrow

 

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• Feb 28, 2009

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Thnx for the data. I dont know if you have these pics, but i believe there are very rare.
Greetings Rene152

 

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• Feb 28, 2009

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Uithuizen,a small village in the most Northern part of Holland

By the way, do you have some data about FuG Neptun radar Focke-Wulfs?. i could only find these three.

 

• Feb 28, 2009

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well they are not rare at all in many books on the NJG's and will also be in my work when published, and yes the FuG 217 is going to get covered with the Fw 190A-7/N

 

• Mar 1, 2009

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rene152 said:

By the way, do you have some data about FuG Neptun radar Focke-Wulfs?. i could only find these three.

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Hi rene,

Off hand Im not for sure. I will have to do some digging on that subject as the Fw-190 is not an aircraft that I do alot of research on.

Paul

 

• Mar 5, 2009

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Hi, Erich,
When the book will be at stores?

 

• Mar 15, 2009

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Thanks for the read. Appreciate it.

Loved the photos as well, Rene152

Cheers

 

• Sep 26, 2009

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Anybody have any cross sections or detailed drawings of the antennas like the ones on White 9 flown by Gunter Migge? I started building a radio controlled FW190 A8 several years ago and am just getting back into it. I am at the point where I need to model the antennas and figure out how I am going to mount them. I would suspect they would get a lot of vibration. I'm thinking possibly carbon fiber. This is close to a 1/4 scale, pretty big. I've seen Simon's profiles as well as several pictures of the actual aircraft, white 9. I'm not sure if the main masts coming out of the wings are in the shape of an airfoil or just rounded on the edges. I can see that they are somewhat flat and appear to transition into a round. I am also looking for details on the connectors where the dipoles attach. I am looking for any details I can find. Jean-Yves Lorant was kind enough to send me some pictures he had of the antennas several years ago. I'm not sure if any diagrams even exist. I haven't been able to come up with any. If anyone knows where I can obtain any details on these I sure would appreciate it.

 

• Jun 29, 2014

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SO the FuG 202 was the FIRST airborne radar used by the LW specifically for finding enemy aircraft.

It is listed as being first used in 1942, but is it? Was it used earlier in testing, 1941.
Actually, any detailed timeline on the use of 202's? First made, first trials, etc?

Thanks

 

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I wish a complete picture of the Ar 234 night fighter, and gun pod, would turn up...do you hear me Luftwaffe fairy?

 

• Jun 30, 2014

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Frantish said:

SO the FuG 202 was the FIRST airborne radar used by the LW specifically for finding enemy aircraft.

It is listed as being first used in 1942, but is it? Was it used earlier in testing, 1941.
Actually, any detailed timeline on the use of 202's? First made, first trials, etc?

Thanks

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Try this link:
FuG 202 site:cdvandt.org - Buscar con Google






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