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Wright T-3 Tornado

The Wright T-3 Tornado, also given the USAF designation Wright V-1950 was an American liquid-cooled aircraft piston engine, designed in the early 1920s.

Development
The T-3 was the third in the line of 'T' (Tornado) series engines developed by Wright Aeronautical on the lines of the Wright-Hisso engines produced during the First World War using monobloc cylinder blocks and gear driven overhead camshafts. The T-1 of 1921 had a power output of , and went into production as the T-2 in 1922 with an increase in power to . The T-3 and T-3A appeared from 1923 producing with the final development, the T-4, producing by December of that year. Wright attempted to build a racing version of the T rated at to rival the Curtiss D-12, but this was not pursued. ==Applications==
Applications
Curtiss CSNaval Aircraft Factory PN-7 (T-2) • Martin SCMartin T2MMartin T3MWright F2WDayton-Wright XO-3 ==Specifications (T-3)==
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