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In Variants it lists one of them as the "P-6S Hawk I, three sold to Cuba with the 450 hp (336 kW) Pratt & Whitney R-1340 Wasp radial, and one sold to Japan as the Japan Hawk with the V-1570 inverted Vee piston engine"
What "V-1570 inverted Vee engine"? The standard fighter is powered by the V-1570 which is a standard V-12. Is this a totally different engine, or a mistake? I can't imagine that they modified the V-1570 into an inverted type. That usually requires fundamental changes to the engine.
