Aerospace Engines A to Z
Aerospace Engines A to Z

Updated: 28-Apr-2020

Engines from 1949 built by Marcel Echard (Moteurs Lutetia), specialized in 2-stroke.

-His 4.C.02 model was tested on a Baby-Jodel. They were air-cooled V-engines.

Lutetia 4V
“Lutetia 4V”

-It had 4 cylinders in V, double ignition and 1,267 cc of displacement. At the rear it had a supercharger.

-It had a manual starter, and gave 45 CV at 2,800 rpm.

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Lutetia radial engine
“Lutetia radial engine”

They also built a 2-stroke, 6-cylinder, radial engine with two rows of double cylinders.

-It therefore had 12 cylinders.

-In some publications it is mentioned as a 6-cylinder engine.

Lutetia radial side view
“Lutetia radial side view”

-The carburetor is below the front, where there is a compressor.

-The engine has double ignition it and occurs in the two twin chambers at the same time.

-The given power was 70 CV at 2,600 rpm.

Engines of LUTETIA

Model: 4.C.02, V4

Arquitecture: 2-stroke4-cylinder V-Engine
Cooling: Air
Total Displacement: 1267 cc
Bore / Stroke:
Power: 45 CV @ 2800 rpm
Weight:

Other details:
Lutetia 4V

"Lutetia 4V"

Model: 6 cyl. radial

Arquitecture: 2-stroke12-cylinder Radial
Cooling: Air
Total Displacement:
Bore / Stroke:
Power: 70 CV @ 2600 rpm
Weight:

Other details:

6 double cylinders (12 cylinders)

Lutetia radial

"Lutetia radial"