Piaggio P.XI radial engine

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The Piaggio P.XI was an Italian air-cooled radial aircraft engine of the 1930s, widely used to power various Regia Aeronautica bombers and other military aircraft during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft engine
air‑cooled engine
piston engine
radial engine
aircraftRoleSupported medium bomber
torpedo bomber
application bomber aircraft
military aircraft
configuration 14‑cylinder radial
coolingSystem air‑cooled
countryOfOrigin Italy
designGoal increased power over earlier Piaggio radials
era interwar period
eraOfDesign 1930s
fuelType aviation gasoline
manufacturer Piaggio
notableFeature widely used on Italian bombers
powerPlantFor CANT Z.1007 (early versions)
linked to: Cant Z.1007 Alcione

CANT Z.506
linked to: Cant Z.506 Airone

Fiat BR.20 (some variants)
linked to: Fiat BR.20 Cicogna

Savoia‑Marchetti SM.79
Savoia‑Marchetti SM.81
successor Piaggio P.XIX
linked to: Piaggio P.XI RC.40
usedBy Italian military aviation
Regia Aeronautica
usedIn Mediterranean theatre of World War II
North African campaign of World War II
usedInConflict World War II
usedInPeriod 1930s
1940s

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Cant Z.1007 Alcione powerplant Piaggio P.XI radial engine