- Holder
- Phillips Aviation Company
- Revision
- 0
- Status
- Current
- Product
- Engine
- Models
- 3
- Registered
- 1 aircraft
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Models · 3
| Model | Also known as | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 333 | ||
| 333A | ||
| 333B |
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PHILLIPS AVIATION COMPANY
MODELS: Phillips 333, 333A, 333B
T.C. NUMBER: T.C. 59
Models 333, 333A, 333B
Type 4LAI
Rating:
Maximum continuous, hp,
rpm, at S.L. pressure altitude 120-2100-S.L.
Take-off (one minute), hp,
rpm, at full throttle 120-2100
Fuel (minimum octane
aviation gasoline) 73
Bore and stroke, in. 4-1/2 x 5-1/4
Displacement, cu. in. 334
Compression ratio 5.3: 1
Weight (dry), lbs. 269
Propeller shaft, SAE No. 10
Carburetion Stromberg NA-R4D carburetor with 1-3/8 in. venturi,
or Zenith No. 157 with 31 mm. venturi, or Zenith No. 156-
½ with 33 mm. Venturi
Ignition, dual Scintilla PN4-DF1, SF4R-8, -9, or Bosch FU4A-1 magnetos
(impulse coupling on right magneto)
Certification basis Type Certificate No. 59
Production basis None. The manufacturer does not hold a production
certificate for the production of engines under this type
certificate and, therefore, each engine so produced is subject
to a detailed inspection for workmanship and conformity
with the approved data by a Civil Aeronautics
Administrator
Agent. In addition, the engine must have a satisfactory run-
in including 5 hours at rated power and speed. Upon
satisfactory completion of the above, the agent will tag the
engine with Tag Form ACA 186.
NOTE 1. Maximum permissible cylinder head, barrel, and oil inlet temperatures 520 degrees
F.,
325 degrees F., and 200 degrees F., respectively.
NOTE 2. Formerly manufactured by the Glenn L. Martin Co., Baltimore, Maryland.