Continental R-670

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W670

W670

Continental R-670
Production period: unknown
Manufacturer: Continental Motors
Working principle: Otto
Motor design: Radial engine
Drilling: 130.2 mm
Hub: 117.5 mm
Displacement: 10950 cm 3
Mixture preparation:
Engine charging: -
Cooling system: Air cooling
Power: 154 - 177 kW
Dimensions: 204.1 kg
Previous model: A-70
Successor: none

The Continental R-670 (internal designation W670 ) is a seven-cylinder star engine for aircraft that was built by the American manufacturer Continental . It has a displacement of eleven liters and a dry weight of 465  lb (211  kg ). The output varies from 210  hp (154  kW ) to 240 hp (177 kW) at a speed of 2200 min −1 . The engine was the successor to Continental's first radial engine, the Continental A-70 . It was used in many aircraft in the 1930s and 1940s, for example, the PT-17 Stearman of the US military .

In addition to being used in aircraft, the R-670 was also used in some armored vehicles.

variants

Data from: Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1938

W670-K
Carburetor , compression 5.4: 1, 65 octane , front exhaust, 225 PS (165 kW)
W670-L
Carburetor, compression 5.4: 1, 73 octane, rear exhaust, 225 PS (165 kW)
W670-M
Carburetor, compression 6.1: 1, 80 octane, front exhaust, 240 PS (177 kW)
W670-N
Carburetor, compression 6.1: 1, 80 octane, rear exhaust, 240 PS (177 kW)
W670-K1
Injection , compression 5.4: 1, 73 octane, exhaust front, 230 PS (169 kW)
W670-L1
Injection, compression 5.4: 1, 73 octane, rear exhaust, 230 PS (169 kW)
W670-M1
Injection, compression 6.1: 1, 80 octane, exhaust front, 250 PS (184 kW)
W670-N1
Injection, compression 6.1: 1, 80 octane, rear exhaust, 250 PS (184 kW)

use

Planes

Armored car

Web links

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Bill Gunston: World Encyclopaedia of Aero Engines . Patrick Stephens Limited, Cambridge, England 1989, ISBN 1-85260-163-9 , pp. 42 (English).
  2. Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1938 . Sampson, Low & Martin company Limited, London 1938 (English).