Stamo 1400
Stamo 1400 is an aircraft piston engine that was produced by the aviation company Stark Flugzeugbau KG in Minden , Westphalia , after the re-approval of aviation after the Second World War in Germany .
Series
- Stamo 1400 A (without electric starter)
- Stamo 1400 B (with electric starter)
The type approval of the 1400 series took place in 1959 by the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt Braunschweig and was published with the identification sheet number 06.100-4503.
Data
The Stamo engine series are air-cooled 4-stroke units based on the boxer engine of the VW Beetle . The twin magneto ignition with two spark plugs per cylinder comes from Ducellier. The double downdraft carburetor Pallas Zenith NDIX 32 was from the Berlin carburetor factory supplied.
- Construction data
- Displacement: 1.49 liters (1490 cubic centimeters)
- Compression ratio: 7.2: 1
- Bore: 80 mm
- Stroke: 74 mm
- Dry weight: 54 kg
- power
- Take-off power (5 min): 33 kW (45 PS) at 3200 rpm
- Continuous power: 42 hp at 3100 rpm
- Maximum speed: 3500 / min (30 seconds)
Around 35 pieces from the 1400 A and B series were installed in the Turbulent D.31D aircraft model alone .