radial engine

Power was provided by a radial engine in the nose.

Find out what makes radial engines different, how they operate and where they're used.

They concentrated their higher power development effort on radial engines instead.

It was the most powerful radial engine in the world when introduced.

Forward visibility was considered poor due to the large radial engine.

Most were powered by 7 cylinder radial engines of different makes.

Performance was modest, because of its light Radial engine.

Powered by various small radial engines of 25-45 hp range.

Most American military aircraft and tanks which used radial engines were equipped with this system.

The aircraft were powered by a 60 hp Lawrence radial engine.

It had an unusual radial engine incorporated into the rear wheel.

They naturally chose to power it with one of their own seven cylinder radial engines.

It was powered by a single Wright R-1510 radial engine.

The prototype was powered by two M-25 radial engines.

It had a large radial engine and an extremely faired windshield.

A 6-passenger version of the W 33 with air-cooled radial engines.

Both projects were powered by the prototype M-71 radial engine, which did not enter production.

Walter Bowman fired up the big radial engine and prepared to taxi.

Beyond the cabin the fuselage diameter decreased to the radial engine.

The radial engine compounded the problem, having its crankshaft high off the hull bottom.

The connecting rods were a master-slave design similar to that used on a radial engine.

The large radial engine was mounted in a nacelle above the fuselage.

The radial engines could give between 336-723 kW (450-970 hp).

This old Hitachi radial engine might bring a nice piece of change-or not.