Specifications |
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| Type: | 8-cylinder, liquid-cooled, “V”, piston |
| Displacement: | 402 cu. in |
| Weight: | 260 lbs. |
| Power Output: | 60 hp @ 1,400 rpm |
| Year: | 1910 |
| NEAM Id: | 36 |
| Location: | Civil Hangar |
Gift of Richard C. Jackson and Richard L. Strand, Sr.
The Hall-Scott Motor Car Company produced aircraft engines from 1910 through World War I. Designed by E.J. Hall, their water-cooled four and six cylinder (vertical in-line) and eight cylinder (vee-type) engines provided reliable, quality engines to pioneer airmen.
This early A-2 was the type used by Thomas Scott Baldwin in his famous “Red Devil” exhibition flyers.
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