Definitions containing the term v-engine

What does v-engine mean?

MES	Main Engine Start Governmental » NASA
SECO	Sustainer Engine Cutoff Governmental » NASA
ECM	Engine Control Module Governmental » NASA
OBE	Outboard Booster Engine Governmental » NASA
IBE	Inboard Booster Engine Governmental » NASA
TIE	Twin Ion Engine Governmental » NASA
MECO	Main Engine Cut Off Governmental » NASA
PEI	Primary Engine Instrumentation Governmental » NASA
QEC	Quick Engine Change Governmental » NASA
REB	Rocket Engine Band Governmental » NASA
TJE	Turbo Jet Engine Governmental » NASA
UDF	Un- Ducted Fan aircraft engine Governmental » NASA
CEL	Check Engine Light Governmental » NASA
PER	Premature Engine Removal Governmental » NASA
BFEG	Bi- Fuel Engine Generator Governmental » NASA
ETA	Engine Temperature Alarm Governmental » NASA
MEA	Main Engine Assembly Governmental » NASA
YMME	Year, Make, Model, and Engine Governmental » NASA
USET	Upper Stage Engine Technology Governmental » NASA
AEBS	Advanced Engine Breathing System Governmental » NASA
EICAS	Engine Indication and Crew Alerting System Governmental » NASA
NERVA	Nuclear Engine for Rocket Vehicle Application Governmental » NASA
VTE	Variable Thrust Engine Governmental » NASA
VEEI	Vehicle Electrical Engine Interface Governmental » NASA
VECO	Vernier Engine Cutoff Governmental » NASA

V-en•gine(n.): an internal-combustion engine having two opposed banks of cylinders inclined so that they form aV-shaped angle.