Rotax Aircraft Engines

GPTKB entity

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:jet_engine
gptkbp:application gptkb:drones
Experimental Aircraft
Ultralight Aircraft
Lighter-than-air Aircraft
Motor Gliders
gptkbp:cooling_system Air-cooled
Liquid-cooled
gptkbp:country_of_origin gptkb:Austria
gptkbp:engine_configuration Horizontally Opposed
V-type Engine
gptkbp:engine_displacement Varies by model
gptkbp:first_introduced gptkb:1959
gptkbp:fuel_type gptkb:Av_Gas
MOGAS
gptkbp:history Founded in 1920
Expanded product line in 1990s
Acquired by Bombardier in 1970
Became part of BRP in 2003
Introduced 912 series in 1989
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Rotax Aircraft Engines
gptkbp:ignition_system Electronic Ignition
gptkbp:maintenance 100 hours
gptkbp:manufacturer gptkb:BRP-Rotax
gptkbp:market_segment gptkb:General_Aviation
Commercial Aviation
Recreational Aviation
Sport Aviation
gptkbp:notable_models gptkb:Rotax_582
gptkb:Rotax_915i_S
gptkb:Rotax_914
gptkb:Rotax_912i_S
Rotax 912
gptkbp:performance Smooth operation
High power-to-weight ratio
Low fuel consumption
gptkbp:power_output 50 to 150 hp
gptkbp:propeller Fixed-pitch Propeller
Variable-pitch Propeller
gptkbp:regulatory_compliance FAA regulations
EASA regulations
gptkbp:service 2000 hours
gptkbp:support Technical support
Service centers
Parts availability
gptkbp:torque Varies by model
gptkbp:type Four-stroke Engine
Two-stroke Engine
gptkbp:used_in Light Aircraft
gptkbp:weight Varies by model
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Lycoming_Engines
gptkbp:bfsLayer 6