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Mathis Vesta 42
The Mathis Vega 42 was a 42-cylinder 6-bank in-line radial piston engine, designed and built in France, by '' Société Mathis Aviation'' in the late 1930s, with development continuing during and after WWII. Design and development Émile E. C. Mathis had begun designing and producing motor-cars from 1910. ''Société Mathis Aviation'', formed in 1937, began designing aircraft engines, initially with the large and complex Vega. The Vega (and the similar Vesta) had a 2-piece Aluminium-alloy crankcase, 7 Aluminium-alloy cylinder blocks, with one-piece Aluminium-alloy heads and steel cylinder liners. A 6-throw crankshaft ran in 7 plain bearings. Development continued after the war, culminating in the Vesta 42, which did not reach the hardware stage before Mathis closed its doors. Operational history The Vega engines were run on test-beds, and some sources indicate the engine was flown 100 hours in a test bed aircraft during 1939, but no details of flight testing survive. Varian ...
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