The Crosley Aircraft Co. of Sharonville, Ohio, a subsidiary of the Crosley Radio Corp. of Cincinnati, Ohio, developed both Crosley engines and light aircraft. An inverted inline four was built, as well as the HOAE listed below. All engine development ceased in 1930.
O-113 - - {4.25 / 4.0 / 113.5} / {108.0 / 101.6 / 1860}
2cyl; Model 113; 40 hp@2300rpm; 1929-1930; Wt = 126#; TC = none.
Single-ignition engine; a photo of the 113 in the EAA AirVenture Museum can be found on the EAA Museum photo page of the Aircraft Engine Historical Society Website.
Ae39; U&C.
Applications: (US) Harth Sport homebuilt.