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English text for first placard is correct.
I agree that "Bypasses" makes the most sense for the hidden word. |
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look at first post here ... http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=229562 .... yes i know Javis)) he is really good person and great modeller) he help me alot with info for DC-3 ) Quote:
yes ... i made that placard ..with that word) tnx)
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it's me again ... may be some one of you have seen that Valve? somewhere?
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I'm guessing that it's some sort of emergency fuel shutoff. |
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it's for different plane .... C47 Family i think i finish ...
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Cockpit of the Junkers Ju-52 !
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bingo)
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Strange mix of English language and German gauges and placards. Who knows what's authentic to the 1930s/40s?
None of the gauges looks to be authentic. In fact, the entire instrument panel might be a replacement. My guess is that the black and silver placards riveted to the throttle quadrant, and what I take to be the engine flaps or prop controls and the magnetos, are authentic, but that section of the photo is out of focus. Links = Left Alle = All Rechts = Right Auf = Open Zu = Closed Schmierstoff Kühler = oil (literally "lubricant") cooler/radiator. Druck??merven. . . = Pressure??? Last edited by Pursuivant; 06-01-2016 at 07:30 AM. |
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Druckminderventil = Pressure reduction valve
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