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    Lockwood-Hiller pulse jet engine - photo

    Lockwood-Hiller pulse jet engine.




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    This makes my little hobbyking pulse jet look inadequate. But boy o boy I love the way they feel in chest when they are running. It’s a lot like being at top fuel drag races or the super high power tractor pulls. That’s the best comparison I can give to explain the sensation and feeling.

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    How about a link to the drawings - if there are any.

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    Excuse my ignorance, but I see what is described as a jet engine clamped to a workmate which seems to be resting on a timber baulk. Why does it not take off?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Philip Davies View Post
    Excuse my ignorance, but I see what is described as a jet engine clamped to a workmate which seems to be resting on a timber baulk. Why does it not take off?
    Given its size, the produced thrust would be in the 40-60 lbs range,
    bolted and clamped to a Workmate tied to a railroad tie, it should apparently be good enough.

    A bigger issue could be the glowing stainless setting the table top afire,
    and the neighbors complaining: its blaring could easily be heard 5-6 mi away. YMMV.

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    Thanks. But what I assume to be the air intake, not the thrust, is glowing almost white hot, which I don’t understand, either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nhengineer View Post
    How about a link to the drawings - if there are any.
    There are:
    https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C...w=1266&bih=561

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    Philip, check this out for how and why a valveless pulsejet/ bent open tube of different leg lengths can work at all:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valvel...ejet_operation

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    Thank you, that helps considerably.
    Quote Originally Posted by DIYSwede View Post
    Philip, check this out for how and why a valveless pulsejet/ bent open tube of different leg lengths can work at all:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valvel...ejet_operation



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