- The
Mitsubishi Zuisei (瑞星, Holy Star) was a 14-cylinder, supercharged, air-cooled, two-row
radial engine used in a
variety of
early World War II ****anese...
- reliability. In 1938
Kawanishi developed an
improved E7K2 with a
Mitsubishi Zuisei 11
radial engine, it
first flew in
August 1938 and was
ordered by the Navy...
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Number built 12,228
Developed from
Pratt &
Whitney R-1690
Hornet Developed into
Mitsubishi Shinten,
Mitsubishi Zuisei,
Mitsubishi Kasei, Ha-43(Ha-211)...
- and the
Hikari engine was
replaced by a 652
kilowatts (875 hp)
Mitsubishi Zuisei 14-cylinder radial,
giving better forward visibility. As modified, the aircraft's...
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original on 2
November 2013.
Retrieved 3
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Zuisei Goddard,
Vanessa (31
January 2022). "How Thích Nhất Hạnh
changed the world...
- 100
Transport Model 2:Powered by two 805 kW (1,080 hp)
Mitsubishi Ha-102
Zuisei 14-cylinder
radial engines installed in
redesigned nacelles.
Minor equipment...
- were
completed in
March 1939,
powered by the 580 kW (780 hp)
Mitsubishi Zuisei 13
engine with a two-blade propeller. It
first flew on 1 April, and p****ed...
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Mitsubishi Ki-21, Yoko**** H5Y
Produced 1934–1937
Number built 113
Developed from
Mitsubishi Kinsei (A4)
Developed into
Mitsubishi Kasei,
Mitsubishi Zuisei...
-
known as MK1 and Ha6) - 14 cylinder, two-row
radial engine Mitsubishi Ha-31
Zuisei (瑞星, Holy Star;
company designation A14, also
known as MK2 and Ha26/Ha102)...
- were
powered by air-cooled
radial engines like the 14-cylinder
Mitsubishi Zuisei (11,903 units, e.g.
Kawasaki Ki-45),
Mitsubishi Kinsei (12,228 units, e...
