Lloyd in Germany made a 2-stroke, inline, twin-cylinder engine.

-The engine displaced 400 cc to deliver 22 CV at 5,500 rpm.

“Lloyd engine in cowling”

-It was designated LS400, and it had low compression, 6 to 1. It consumed a mixture of oil and gasoline in the proportion of 2.5 cc of oil per liter of gasoline.

“Two Lloyd engines on Blanik”

-They were used on ULMs like the “Soarmaster” or on the “Blanik L-13” motor-glider with two engines installed on the wings.

From Appendix 9: The Lloyd LS-400 engine has finally been found in a German museum, which appears in the main text in cowlings (two engines).

“Two images of the Lloyd LS-400”

-It appears with a common muffler for both cylinders. As it looks, the exhaust muffler goes inside the wing, but its size and shape is inconceivable.