- The GM
Whirlfire gas
turbine engines were
developed in the 1950s by the
research division of
General Motors Corporation and ****ed to
concept vehicles...
- fibergl****,
short wings, and a
vertical tail fin. It has a 370 hp (280 kW)
Whirlfire Turbo Power gas
turbine engine,
which has two speeds, and
expels jet exhaust...
- be
raised to 125 hp (93 kW)) Sam B.
Williams Williams International GM
Whirlfire engine,
comparable series of
contemporaneous prototype engines "Chrysler...
- of
graphics processors from
Nvidia The first-generation
General Motors Whirlfire Turbo-power gas
turbine engine of 1953 This
disambiguation page lists...
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consolidated Detroit Diesel with the
closely allied transmission and
Whirlfire-branded gas
turbine businesses of the
Allison Division,
forming the Detroit...
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plastic reinforced by fibergl****, was
designed by
Harley J. Earl,
while its
Whirlfire Turbo-Power
engine was
developed by
Charles L.
McCuen and the GM Research...
- 1960s–1980s
Detroit Diesel Series 149 1974–1995
Detroit Diesel Series 92 GM
Whirlfire engine, including: 1953 GT-300 1954 GT-302 1956 GT-304 1958 GT-305 1964...
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Retrieved 13
September 2022. "Allison
Given Responsibility For
Marketing Whirlfire GMT-305 Gas
Turbine Engine". AllisoNews. Vol. XVIII, no. 28.
Allison Division...
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demonstrate the engine's practicality, GM ****ed a copy of the same GT-300 "
Whirlfire"
engine from
Firebird I into an "old-look" TDH-4512
transit bus and called...
- lag.
General Motors ****ed the GT-30x
series of gas
turbines (branded "
Whirlfire") to
several prototype buses in the 1950s and 1960s,
including Turbo-Cruiser...
