Rolls-Royce Condor

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The Rolls-Royce Condor was a powerful British V12 aircraft piston engine developed in the early 20th century and used in large bombers and airliners of the interwar period.

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Rolls-Royce Condor canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf V12 engine
aircraft piston engine
liquid-cooled aircraft engine
alsoKnownAs Condor NERFINISHED
application airliner
bomber aircraft
bore 139.7 mm
coolingSystem liquid-cooled
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
cylinderArrangement V
cylinders 12
designer Henry Royce NERFINISHED
designGoal high power for large multi-engined aircraft
developmentStart 1917
displacement 36.7 litres
approximately 2,240 cubic inches
displayedAt various aviation museums in the United Kingdom
engineConfiguration 60-degree V12
era interwar period
firstRun 1918
fuelType aviation gasoline
historicalSignificance helped establish Rolls-Royce reputation in large aero engines
manufacturer Rolls-Royce Limited NERFINISHED
notableFeature high power output for interwar period
large displacement for its era
used primarily in large multi-engine aircraft
powerOutput about 650 hp in early versions
up to about 800 hp in later versions
productionEnd late 1920s
productionStart 1919
stroke 190.5 mm
successor Rolls-Royce Buzzard NERFINISHED
Rolls-Royce Kestrel (in some roles) NERFINISHED
usedBy Royal Air Force
Royal Navy (Fleet Air Arm flying boats) NERFINISHED
usedInAircraft Blackburn Iris NERFINISHED
Blackburn Perth NERFINISHED
Fairey IIIF (some variants) NERFINISHED
Handley Page H.P.42 (early trials/related studies)
Vickers Vernon NERFINISHED
Vickers Victoria NERFINISHED
Vickers Vimy Commercial NERFINISHED
Vickers Virginia NERFINISHED
de Havilland DH.34 (experimental/limited) NERFINISHED
usedInConflict interwar military operations and colonial policing
usedInRole long-range bomber
long-range transport
maritime patrol flying boat
valvetrain overhead camshaft

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Rolls-Royce Eagle successor Rolls-Royce Condor
Rolls-Royce Eagle VIII V-12 piston engine successor Rolls-Royce Condor
subject surface form: Rolls-Royce Eagle VIII
Rolls-Royce Falcon engine successor Rolls-Royce Condor
subject surface form: Rolls-Royce Falcon