Probably, it consisted only of MK 108 cannons barrels with a single cartridge after firing of the first barrel others were fired automatically by the recoil force of previous barrel. Rohrblock 108 – similar construction with 7 tubes based on the elements of the MK 108 cannon, fired by photosensor impulse. – SG 117 Zellendusche – 6-tube modification of the previously described battery. Firing was made by a photosensor impulse. SG 113 Zellendusche – 3-tube battery based on the MK 103 cannons mounted in the rear fuselage. It was used against the Russian Black Sea Fleet in February 1944. The variant with radar most often had a FuG 218 Neptune J-3 device. MG 131 machine guns tube was covered by a plate for reflection limitation, some got more the more efficient BMW 801 TU engines and FuG 125 Hermine radio navigation device).
Some of the R11 and R12 modifications produced in small quantities had small differences in the equipment (e.g. The Fw 190A-8, like previous models, could be equipped with different Rustsatz kits: R1, R2, R3, R4, R6, R7, R8, R11, R12 but R1, R3 and R4 were abandoned shortly thereafter and generally R2, R6, R7 and R8 kits were used. The outstanding element for differentiation between the A-7 and A-8 is the Pitot head moved from mid-wing leading edge to right wing tip. The plane was equipped with a FuG 16 ZY radio set that despite the circular radio navigation antenna Morane antenna, was mounted under the left wing. This rack became a standard from the A-8 model. Tank installation shifted the center of gravity backward and, as a cure, the under-fuselage mounted ETC 501 bomb rack was moved 20 cm forward. In an emergency, it could be used as additional fuel tank. A cylindrical tank of 118 liters capacity was mounted in the rear fuselage. Most important were parts of the MW 50 injection system, used for short term engine power boost. The A-8/R11 version was also used as a night fighter.Ī new model with different equipment. The A-8 version was produced in greater numbers than any other. The Fw190 was one of the most famous fighter aircraft of the German Luftwaffe.
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