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Vermutlich eine fehlerhafte Übersetzung: Siemens & Halske baute keine "Kreiskolbenmotoren" (etwa so wie die Wankelmotoren im NSU Ro80 oder heute verschiedenen Mazda-Modellen) sondern Hubkolbenmotoren in sternförmiger Anordnung. Die Kolben wirkten bei den Siemens & Halske-Motoren über die Pleuel auf eine starre Kurbelwelle, so dass sich der ganze Sternmotor drehte. Diese Bauart (wie der Oberursel-Motor des legendären Fokker DR 1 des "roten Barons" oder der Megola-Motorräder der 1920er-Jahre) bezeichnet man nicht als Kreiskolben-Motor, sondern als Umlaufmotor. Aa-See (talk) 20:15, 27 January 2022 (UTC)Reply

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