HAYNES MESSERSCHMITT BF 109 WW2 GERMAN LUFTWAFFE JG BoB RUSSIA DAK NORTH AFRICA


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HAYNES MESSERSCHMITT BF 109 WW2 GERMANLUFTWAFFE JG BoB RUSSIA DAK NORTH AFRICADEUTSCHE NORTH AFRIKA

OWNERSWORKSHOP MANUAL HARDBOUND BOOK ***164 PAGES ***LIKE NEW CONDITION***

ANINSIGHT INTO OWNING, FLYING AND MAINTAINING THE LUFTWAFFE’S LEGENDARYSINGLE-SEAT FIGHTER

1935ONWARDS (ALL MARKS)

***TEXTIS IN ENGLISH***

COLORPHOTOS THROUGHOUT, TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATIONS, COLOR THREE-VIEW SCALE DRAWINGS,COLOR & BW PROFILES, DIAGRAMS AND B/W HISTORICAL PHOTOS .

NOSE,COCKPIT & CANOPY, WING, MAIN LANDING GEAR / GEAR DOORS / GEAR BAYS,FUSELAGE, TAIL

DAIMLER-BENZDB605A ENGINE / VDM PROPELLER

COLORCAMOUFlagE AND MARKINGS (INCLUDES STENCILLING)

DETAILILLUSTRATIONS (ANTENNAS, DROP TANKS)

ARMAMENT(MG151/20 20mm CANNON, MG131 MACHINE GUNS, REVI GUNSIGHTS)

Rb50RECONNAISSANCE CAMERAS

WW2GERMAN LUFTWAFFE OPERATIONS PHOTO GALLERY

Bf109GVARIANTS

Bf109GSCALE DRAWINGS

NORTHAFRICA TROP DUST FILTER INSTALLATION

FACTORYAND FIELD MODIFICATIONS

COLORPROFILES

DETAILEDDRAWINGS SHOWING ALL MARKINGS AND STENCIL LOCATIONS

CAMOUFlagESCHEMES / RLM PAINT GUIDE

DEUTSCHEAFRIKA KORPS DAK NORTH AFRICA, EasterN FRONT RUSSIA, DEFENSE OF THE REICH

WINGSTRUCTURE – RIB DETAIL, OIL COOLER

EMPENNAGEDETAIL (RUDDER, VERTICAL FIN, HORIZONTAL STABILIZER)

FUELTANK INSTALLATION

ENGINEMOUNTS

CONTROLSURFACE RIGGING – AILERONS, FLAPS, RUDDER, ELEVATOR

LANDINGGEAR

ARMAMENT(MG151, MG17, MGFF, REVI 12D GUNSIGHT)

RUSTSATZESUBTYPES

UMRUSTBAUSATZE FACTORY MODIFICATIONS

GM1POWERBOOST INSTALLATION

DEUTSCHEAFRIKA KORPS DAK TROPICAL MODIFICATIONS TROP

DAIMLERBENZ DB605A, DB605AM, DB605ASB, DB605ASC & DB605ASM ENGINES

LUFTWAFFECOMBAT OPERATIONS: SPANISH CIVIL WAR KONDOR LEGION, POLAND 1939, CHANNEL FRONT,BATTLE OF FRANCE 1940, BATTLE OF BRITAIN 1939-1940, LOW COUNTRIES, INVASION OFTHE SOVIET UNION BARBAROSSA 1941, BALKANS, MALTA, NORTH AFRICA DEUSTSCHE AFRIKAKORPS DAK, EasterN FRONT RUSSIA)

DETAILEDTECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

ARMAMENTINSTALLATION

FULLPAGE COLOR COCKPIT DIAGRAM (ARMOURED WINDSCREEN, INSTRUMENT PANEL, PILOT’SSEAT, CONTROL COLUMN, RUDDER PEDALS, THROTTLE, REVI GUNSIGHT, OXYGEN REGULATOR,TRIM CONTROLS)

DETAILED COLOR PHOTOS THROUGHOUT, TECHNICALILLUSTRATIONS, COLOR THREE-VIEW SCALE DRAWINGS, COLOR & BW PROFILES,DIAGRAMS AND B/W HISTORICAL PHOTOS .

NOSE,COCKPIT & CANOPY, WING, MAIN LANDING GEAR / GEAR DOORS / GEAR BAYS,FUSELAGE, TAIL

DAIMLER-BENZDB605A ENGINE / VDM PROPELLER

COLORCAMOUFlagE AND MARKINGS (INCLUDES STENCILLING)

DETAILILLUSTRATIONS (ANTENNAS, DROP TANKS)

ARMAMENT(MG151/20 20MM CANNON, MG131 MACHINE GUNS, REVI GUNSIGHTS)

RB50RECONNAISSANCE CAMERAS

WW2GERMAN LUFTWAFFE OPERATIONS PHOTO GALLERY

BF109GVARIANTS

BF109SCALE DRAWINGS

NORTHAFRICA TROP DUST FILTER INSTALLATION

PROTOTYPES(V1 THROUGH V55) (AUGSBURG BFW, DIPL ING WILLY MESSERSCHMITT)

Bf109PRODUCTION SERIES

Bf109BSERIES

Bf109CSERIES

Bf109DSERIES

Bf109ESERIES (BF109E-3, BF109E-4, BF 109E-4/TROP, BF109E-5 SHORT RANGERECONNAISSANCE, BF109E-6, BF109E-7 EXTENDED RANGE, BF109E-7/N, BF109E-8,BF109E-9)

Bf109FSERIES (Bf109F-1 (PRODUCTION VARIANTS, SUPERCHARGER INTAKES, TROPICAL DUSTFILTERS); Bf109F-2 (PRODUCTION VARIANTS, ADOLPH GALLAND’S SPECIALLY ARMEDBf109F, GUN BARRELS); Bf109F-3 (OCTANE TRIANGLES, COCKPIT ARMOR,SPECIFICATIONS, RUSTSATZE, RB 50/30 CAMERA, F-6 CAMERA INSTALLATION); Bf109F-4ARMORED WINDSCREEN; Bf109F-4/R3 RECONNAISSANCE VARIANT WITH Rb50/30 CAMERA;Bf109F-4/TROP; Bf109F-5; Bf109F-6; Bf109F-7; Bf109F-8

Bf109GSERIES (Bf109G-0, Bf109G-1, Bf109G-2, Bf109G-3, Bf109G-4, Bf109G-5, Bf109G-6,Bf109G-7, Bf109G-8, Bf109G-9, Bf109G-10, Bf109G-12, Bf109G-13, Bf109G-14,BF109G-16, Bf 109G-1 PRESSURIZED FIGHTER (DROPTANKS); Bf 109G-2 FIGHTER(UMBRELLA HOLDER);

Bf109G-3 (VARIANTS, LANDING GEAR, FuG 7A & FuG 16Z ANTENNA;

Bf109G-4 / Bf 109G-5; Bf 109G-6 / Bf 109G-8 RECONNAISSANCE FIGHTER; Bf 109G-10(TAIL DEVELOPMENT, ENGINE DEVELOPMENT DAIMLER BENZ DB605, SPECIAL ESCORT);

Bf109G-12 TRAINER TWO-SEATER; Bf 109G-14 FIGHTER (ERLA HAUBE CANOPY)

Bf109K SERIES

Bf109HSERIES HIGH-ALTITUDE FIGHTER

Bf109TSERIES TRAGER AIRCRAFT CARRIER FIGHTER

Bf109ZSERIES ZWILLING TWIN

Bf109LLANGNASEN

Bf109SSCHULE TWO-SEAT TRAINER

FIESELER-SKODAFiSk 199

REICHSVERTEIDIGUNDDEFENSE OF THE REICH COLOR TAIL BANDS

WERKENUMMERN

COLORPHOTO GALLERY

VARIATIONS

PROJECTS

Me155

BLOHMUND VOSS Bv155

Me209TO Me609

FOREIGNPRODUCTION

SURVIVINGAIRCRAFT

Bf109TLTURBO-LADER STRAHLTRIEBWERK

FIRSTblood-SPANISH CIVIL WAR, CONDOR LEGION, PHONEY WAR SITZKRIEG, BATTLE OF FRANCE,BATTLE OF BRITAIN, ARR ROYAL ROMANIAN AIR FORCE, NORTH AFRICA DEUTSCHE AFRIKAKORPS DAK, SWISS AIR FORCE FLIEGERTRUPPE

DAIMLERBENZ DB601A INLINE ENGINE, VDM THREE BLADED PROPELLER, TROPICAL SUPERCHARGERFILTER, OIL RADIATOR, EXHAUST STACKS

COCKPIT/ CANOPY / PILOT’S SEAT / INSTRUMENT PANEL / CONTROL STICK

MAINLANDING GEAR / TIRES / WHEEL WELLS / LANDING GEAR DOORS

WINGTIP LIGHTS / SLATS / TRIM TABS / FLAPS / FLAP HINGES / AILERONS / BALANCEWEIGHTS

ARMAMENT/ 20MM MG FF CANNON / 7.92MM RHEINMETALL-BORSIG MG 17 MACHINE GUN / Rz65AIR-TO-AIR ROCKETS

FUGVII RADIO / ANTENNA MAST / LEAD-IN CABLE

EMPENNAGE/ RUDDER / HORIZONTAL STABILIZER / TRIM TAB / LIFTING BAR INSERTION HOLE

TAILWHEEL

BATTLEOF BRITAIN

EasterNFRONT RUSSIA

DEFENDINGNEUTRALITY – SWITZERLAND SWISS AIR FORCE FLIEGERKORPS Bf109E-3

LUFTWAFFEMAINTENANCE MEN “BLACKMEN”

NORTHAFRICA DEUTSCHE AFRIKA KORPS DAK

ITALY& SICILY

DEFENSEOF THE REICH,

EasterNFRONT RUSSIA OSTFRONT

THEBIG BLOW / OPERATION BODENPLATTE NEW YEARS DAY 1945

DAIMLER BENZ DB601N ENGINE

WERNERMOLDERS JG51 Bf109F

ADOLFGALLAND JG26

“STAROF AFRICA” HANS JOACHIM MARSEILLE “YELLOW 14” 3/JG27

WALTERKRUPINSKI 7/JG52

EasterNFRONT RUSSIA

JAGDGESCHWADER26

JAGDGESCHWADER27 NORTH AFRICA DEUTSCHE AFRIKA KORPS DAK

JAGDGESCHWADER52

JG54GRUN HERZ GREENHEARTS JAGDGESCHWADER

EXPERIMENTALSKI UNDERCARRIAGE INSTALLATION

SC50BOMB RACK JABO

FACTORYMODIFICATION KITS UMRUST-BAUSATZE

Bf109G/KFIELD CONVERSION KITS RUSTSATZE KITS AND RUSTSATZ DESIGNATIONS

MESSERSCHMITTBf109G-8 RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT

PRESSURIZEDCOCKPIT

TROPDESIGNATION

ETC500 IX/b ORDNANCE RELEASE SYSTEM

300LITER AUXILIARY FUEL TANK

MG151/20CANNON UNDERWING GONDOLAS

Mk108UNDERWING GONDOLA ARMAMENT

PEILRUFGERATRADIO NAVIGATION

BSK16 GUN CAMERA

BORDRAKETEBR21 AIR-TO-AIR ROCKETS

SDORDNANCE RELEASE SYSTEM

Rb50/30CAMERA INSTALLATION

Rb12.5/7x9 CAMERA INSTALLATION

FuG16zy RADIO

FuG17

TROPICALMODIFICATIONS

EXPERIMENTALAND ONE-OF-A-KIND AIRCRAFT

SPECIALEQUIPMENT SONDERGERATEN

MISTELTOEBf109 COMPOSITE MISSILE “VATER UND SON” “BEETHOVEN”

POSTWARDEVELOPMENT – AVIA CZECHOSLOVAKIA

SPANISHAIR FORCE EJERCITO DEL AIRE CASA HA-1109-K1L (HISPANO-SUIZA)

AdditionalInformation from Internet Encyclopedia

TheBf 109 G-series was developed from the largely identical F-series airframe,although there were detail differences. Modifications included a reinforcedwing structure, an internal bullet-proof windscreen, the use of heavier, weldedframing for the cockpit transparencies, and additional light-alloy armour forthe fuel tank. It was originally intended that the wheel wells wouldincorporate small doors to cover the outer portion of the wheels whenretracted. To incorporate these the outer wheel bays were squared off. Twosmall inlet scoops for additional cooling of the spark plugs were added on bothsides of the forward engine cowlings. A less obvious difference was theomission of the boundary layer bypass outlets, which had been a feature of theF-series, on the upper radiator flaps.

Likemost German aircraft produced in World War II, the Bf 109 G-series was designedto adapt to different operational tasks with greater versatility; largermodifications to fulfil a specific mission task like long-range reconnaissanceor long-range fighter-bomber were with \"Rüststand\" and given a\"/R\" suffix, smaller modifications on the production line or duringoverhaul like equipment changes were made with kits of pre-packaged parts knownas Umrüst-Bausätze, usually contracted to Umbau and given a \"/U\"suffix. Field kits known as Rüstsätze were also available but those did notchange the aircraft designation. Special high-altitude interceptors with GM-1nitrous oxide injection high-altitude boost and pressurized cockpits were alsoproduced.

Thenewly fitted Daimler-Benz DB 605A engine was a development of the DB 601Eengine utilised by the preceding Bf 109 F-4; displacement and compression ratiowere increased as well as other detail improvements to ease large-scale mass production.Takeoff and emergency power of 1,475 PS (1,455 hp, 1,085 kW) was achieved with1.42 atm (42.5 inches/6.17 lbs) of boost at 2,800 rpm. The DB 605 suffered fromreliability problems during the first year of operation, and this output wasinitially banned by VT-Anw.Nr.2206, forcing Luftwaffe units to limit maximumpower output to 1,310 PS (1,292 hp, 964 kW) at 2,600 rpm and 1.3 atm manifoldpressure (38.9 inches/4.4 lbs). The full output was not reinstated until 8 June1943 when Daimler-Benz issued a technical directive. Up to 1944, the G-serieswas powered by the 1,475 PS Daimler-Benz DB 605 driving a three-blade VDM9-12087A variable-pitch propeller with a diameter of 3 m (9.8 ft) with evenbroader blades than used on the F-series. Pitch control, as on the 109F, waseither electro-mechanical (automatic) or manual-electric using a thumb-switchon the throttle lever. From 1944 a new high-altitude propeller with broaderblades was introduced, designated VDM 9-12159, and was fitted to high-altitudevariants with the DB 605AS or D-series engines.

Theearly versions of the Bf 109G closely resembled the Bf 109 F-4 and carried thesame basic armament; however, as the basic airframe was modified to keep pacewith different operational requirements, the basically clean design began tochange. From the spring of 1943, the G-series saw the appearance of bulges inthe cowling when the 7.92 mm (.312 in) MG 17 were replaced with 13 mm (.51 in)MG 131 machine guns (G-5 onwards) due to the latter\'s much larger breechblock,and on the wings (due to larger tyres), leading to the Bf 109 G-6\'s nickname\"Die Beule\" (\"The Bulge\"). The Bf 109G continued to beimproved: new clear-view cockpits, greater firepower in the form of the 30 mm(1.18 in) MK 108 cannon were introduced in late 1943; and a new, enlargedsupercharger in the high-altitude DB 605AS engine, a larger vertical stabilizer(G-5 onwards), and MW 50 power boost in 1944.

ErichHartmann, the World\'s top scoring fighter ace, claiming 352 victories, flewonly the Bf 109G.

Fromthe Bf 109 G-5 on an enlarged wooden tail unit (identifiable by a tallervertical stabilizer and rudder with a morticed balance tab, rather than theangled shape) was often fitted. This tail unit was standardised on G-10s andK-4s. Although the enlarged tail unit improved handling, especially on theground, it weighed more than the standard metal tail unit and required that acounterweight was fitted in the nose, increasing the variant\'s overall weight.

Withthe Bf 109G, a number of special versions were introduced to cope with specialmission profiles. Here, long-range fighter-reconnaissance and high-altitudeinterceptors can be mentioned. The former were capable of carrying two 300 L(80 US gal) drop tanks, one under each wing; and the latter receivedpressurized cockpits for pilot comfort and GM-1 nitrous oxide \"boost\"for high altitudes. The latter system, when engaged, was capable of increasingengine output by 223 kW (300 hp) above the rated altitude to increasehigh-altitude performance.

Duringthe course of 1943, a number of improvements were gradually introduced. In anattempt to increase the pilot\'s field of view an armoured glass head-rest, theso-called Galland Panzer was developed, and subsequently began replacing thebulky armour plate in the spring of 1943. Towards the end of the year theclear-view Erla Haube canopy appeared, named after the Erla Maschinenwerksub-contractor involved in building new examples, and upgrading older examplesof the Bf 109. Often misnamed the \"Galland Hood\" in postwar Westernaviation books and periodicals, it eventually replaced the older heavily framedtwo-piece canopy on the Bf 109G. The canopy structure was completely redesignedto incorporate a greater area of clear perspex; the welded framing was reducedto a minimum and there was no longer a fixed rear portion, with the entirestructure aft of the windscreen being hinged to swing to starboard when opened.

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