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Engine developed during WW-II but did not reach production status until after. The most advanced piston aircraft engine built in the United States. This type of engine was used in over 25 aircraft models both production and experimental.
Top photos shows the Pratt & Whitney R-4360 engine that arrived with B-36J. The profile view illustrates the reason the engine has the nickname of "Corn Cob".
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| Cylinders |
28 |
| Displacement/ Compressions |
4360 cu in |
| Rated Output |
3,500 hp at 2,700 r.p.m. |
| Dry Weight |
3,400 lbs. |
| Commonly Used On |
B-35, B-36, KB-50, XC-99, C-119, C-97, KC-97, C-124 |
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