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The main change from the VI to the VII was the addition of a 0.62 ratio propeller reduction gearing system, allowing the engine to run at higher RPM, and thus higher power settings, while still efficiently driving the same propellers. A more minor change was the movement of the
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The engine was first built in 1928 and passed its acceptance tests in June 1930. Only a few examples of the BMW VII went into operation, in the single-engined version of the
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190 / 199 mm (7.48 / 7.83 in) (nominal:-master/slave connecting rods resulted in different stroke for each cylinder bank)
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flew around the world in 1932. The VII was also used for forced-aspiration experiments with a "mixture blower" (a radial fan located behind the
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A high compression variant running at 7.3:1 compression ratio, delivering 560 kW (750 hp) for take-off.
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A medium compression variant ran at 6:1 compression ratio, delivering 560 kW (750 hp) at 1,650 rpm
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A low compression variant ran at 5.5:1 compression ratio, delivering 450 kW (600 hp) at 1,565 rpm
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to the front, which allowed easier access for maintenance, (similar changes to the original six-cylinder
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led to the BMW VIII) . The crankcase was offered in
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