1928:
(Leland L) Scott Aircraft Motors
Kansas City MO.
USA
1939:
L L Scott & Luther Shelton, partnership
Kansas City MO.
USA
1928 = 40hp two-stroke unknown type. Production assumed through 1949 as company is listed in city directories.
1939 = A light plane power plant of the two-stroke variety said to have only nine moving parts and to be featured by its excellent scavenging. The engine could be adapted to use oil as fuel according to claims. Specific weight is said to be 2 lb per hp, but in larger sizes a specific weight of 1 lb per hp could be obtained, according to contentions of the designer. (— 1939 Aerosphere)
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