Zundapp Z9-092
Status : private collection at owner's home.
Zundapp was a famous german motorcycle manufacturer that produced only one aircraft engine late thirties.
The Z9-092 was a low powered four cylinders inline engine that was fitted on trainers and liaison aircrafts used by the Lutwaffe during WWII.
The French light aircraft builder René Leduc used it on his RL-16 and beat a world altitude record in the category of small aircraft under 500kg with 2 liters of displacement on 13 june 1949.
The Z9-092 was a low powered four cylinders inline engine that was fitted on trainers and liaison aircrafts used by the Lutwaffe during WWII.
The French light aircraft builder René Leduc used it on his RL-16 and beat a world altitude record in the category of small aircraft under 500kg with 2 liters of displacement on 13 june 1949.
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Z9-092 characteristics : |
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| 4 cylinders inline |
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| Bore : 85 mm |
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| Stroke : 88 mm |
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| Power : 52 hp | |
| Total weight : 60 kg | |
| Displacement : 2 liters |
Zundapp DTM at Berlin in 2010
Aircraft powered with a Zundapp Z9-092
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Brunswick LF-1 Zaunkönig |
Leduc RL-16 |
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Bücker Bu-180 Student |
Siebel Si-202B Hummel |
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Fieseler Fi-253 |
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Gotha Go-150 |
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Klemm Kl-105 |
Gota Go-150 powered by Zundapp
Siebel Si-202B powered by Zundapp