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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => WW1 Aircraft Information/Questions => Topic started by: Checkers67 on June 20, 2015, 04:51:18 AM
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Can this motor pass for a Heiro motor? If not how bout the Austro-Daimler motor? TIA 8)
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Re Austro-Daimler -- I think with the right accessories, yes. Beardmore 160 hp was a copy of the A-D 6, I think later Austro Daimlers like the 225 hp version had different carburetors etc.
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a-d did make an inline 6 that is essentially a beardmore 6 like in a fe2b. most times when someone around here talks about an austro daimler engine they are talking about the 185 or 225 hp type that was used in a-h fighters. these look totally different except for the fact that they are an inline 6. which looks as different from a hiero. which looks completely unique. the only things a hiero has in common with the beardmore/austro-daimler 6 like the fee had is that they exhaust on the port whereas most ww1 inline 6 engines exhaust on the starboard otherwise they look quite different to me.
cept that a fee is a pusher lol so port and starboard are flipped in relation to the engine.
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Bo and Albie, thank you for your input. I really want to sratch build the Phönix D.II or the Berg D.I a/c in 1:32 scale. I just need a good set of drawings!
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well the phonix did have the hiero but the berg had the a/d 185 hp not the beardmore 6 which was designed by a/d but licence built by beardmore. totally diff engine.
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Here is the later AD 6 motor :
(http://www.internetmodeler.com/artman/uploads/1/flight1918_p1216.jpg)
Beardmore 120 Hp (copy of original AD6)
(http://museumvictoria.com.au/collections/itemimages/733/200/733200_large.jpg)