jerryw
Airman 1st Class
As might be expected, there are many out-of-print aircraft engine books and manuals now being offered for sale in digital form.
Some examples I have purchased include:
1/ "Piston Aero-Engines of the Great War" Produced by Hampshire County Council, UK in 2009. 2 CD set, one devoted to Allied engines and the other to engines of the Axis powers.
Good value, worth having.
2/ "Pobjoy R-type Engine Handbook" "Curtiss Challenger Handbook" "Le Rhone Engine Handbook" "Monosoupape Type B2 Manual" "Curtiss D-12 Handbook" All on CD-ROM from Weak Force Press, AL, USA.
Good quality scans at reasonable prices.
3/ "Design of Aeroplane Engines" by John Wallace. Print-on-demand book from Uni. of Michigan Library, 2010.
Poor quality book, untidy scans. Cheap but not recommended.
Can anyone add to this list and describe the publications they have purchased? Also, whether purchase is recommended.
Some examples I have purchased include:
1/ "Piston Aero-Engines of the Great War" Produced by Hampshire County Council, UK in 2009. 2 CD set, one devoted to Allied engines and the other to engines of the Axis powers.
Good value, worth having.
2/ "Pobjoy R-type Engine Handbook" "Curtiss Challenger Handbook" "Le Rhone Engine Handbook" "Monosoupape Type B2 Manual" "Curtiss D-12 Handbook" All on CD-ROM from Weak Force Press, AL, USA.
Good quality scans at reasonable prices.
3/ "Design of Aeroplane Engines" by John Wallace. Print-on-demand book from Uni. of Michigan Library, 2010.
Poor quality book, untidy scans. Cheap but not recommended.
Can anyone add to this list and describe the publications they have purchased? Also, whether purchase is recommended.