Talk:Lohner L
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Wrong photo: L-47 was a Lohner type T
[edit]The photo of L-47 is a photo of a Lohner T-type. L-47 was the KuK Kriegsmarine (Austro-Hungarian Navy) serial number, which had no relation to the manufacturer type. L-47 was the 47th aircraft the KuK Kriegsmarine ordered. See http://www.kuk-kriegsmarine.at/seeflieger3.htm for a good explanation. It's a common confusion, because by coincidence, Navy serial numbers L-40 through L-45 *were* also Lohner type L's.
KuK Serial Number | Manufacturer | Aircraft type |
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L-40 to L-45 | Lohner | L |
L-46 to L-57 | Lohner | T |
L-58 to L-143 | Lohner | Te |
Etc. |
I can't remember what the L stood for, but it wasn't alphabetical (the KuK series M preceded it, and both the G and K series followed) and it was not a reference to Lohner, as there were Lohners in the E-series as well.
Best,
Mark — Preceding unsigned comment added by 64.9.237.21 (talk) 02:14, 29 August 2011 (UTC)