Updated: 24-Aug-2020
In the spirit of reducing the cost of passenger jets, Sir William Morris, owner of the Morris-Motor car factory, secretly, and built by Wolseley Motors of Birmingham, made a 150 HP 7-cylinder radial engine.
-It was also secretly tested on a Hawker Tomtit.
-Although it should be extremely low-priced, the planned production did not occur.
-There were two more engines under test, a 240 HP and 350 HP. Three names are known: the Aries, Acuarius and Scorpio.
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Model: 7 cyl. radial, 150 (made in Wolseley)
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Model: Acuarius
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Model: Aries
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Model: Scorpio
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Model: Tomtit (at Hawker)
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