A rotary engine

Date12 December 1969Reference Numberphoto gca-18909DescriptionThe power unit torque converter and gearbox all housed in the space of a conventional engine - one of the advantages of the rotary engine. Arrow No. 1 indicates the engine while arrow No. 2 points toward the torque converter. At the time the picture was taken the motor was running at 5000 rpm and yet the fan is the only part that shows signs of moving. Published 12 December 1969.Physical Description120-format cellulose triacetate black and white negative (2/2)Photographer/CreatorBay of Plenty Times

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Part of Photograph Series1969 - Gifford-Cross Photographic Series

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A rotary engine

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