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February 2nd 04, 05:43 AM
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"Mark and Kim Smith" wrote in message ... Never said I liked it or disliked it. Just said it looked smooth. But it ain't a B-17 without a radial engine! Right, it's a XB-38! BTW, does anyone know if were there any land or sea applications for the radial motor or was it all air? American tanks used radial engines for a while. There was a small radial used for a ground generator, a guy was looking for information about that one here not long back. Back in the really long ago days I think there was even a radial engined motorcycle, but don't place a bet on it based on my say so. 
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