Aviation engine examiner
Subtitle: a complete course of lessons for home or school use, in question and answer form, for those wishing to qualify as aircraft engine mechanics. Also for pilots or students wishing a general and diversified knowledge of aviation engines and their accessories. It considers in detail and in simple language, all leading types of aviation engines, describes principles on which their operation is based and gives instructions for engine inspection, installation, trouble shooting and repair.
By: By Major Victor W. Pagé ... illustrated with specially posed photographs and factory drawings.
Publisher: Norman W. Henley pub. co.
Published: 1930
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 448
Subjects: Airplanes -- Motors.
Notes: "To accompany the more comprehensive two volume set 'Modern aviation engines.'"--Pref.