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Good morning,
I saw the 2023 discussion on the Bf 109 airfoil. You had some fantastic original drawings. I am looking for the Wing Incidence of the Bf 109 G.
The E planform drawing shows an Einstellwinkel of 1.7°, but I think the F and G had a different one, which I cannot find on any of the drawings (except not readable in the Avia sideview).

Do you happen to know what it is?

Thanks very much

Edwin
Aeroweanie
Aeroweanie
This page from a Bf 109F document says it stayed at 1.7 deg:
Bf109F_aero_daten.jpg
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I just sent you a message asking if you could WeTransfer me all your Post Mortem files. I can't thank you enough. If I could return the favour just ask. I live on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. I am really excited about getting those files. Cheers, Jay Hammond
Hi there,
I was sent a link to your pics of the undercarriage parts on New Caledonia, these are actually Lincoln, I am hoping you can assist with some more details as to the location as I am involved in restoring a Lincoln in Australia and some of the parts shown are items we need.

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