Sumdood built his own jet engine, complete with afterburner:
I don't know if he flies it. I don't really want to know.
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I'll bet it'd make a '67 Impala fly.
ReplyDeleteWhy fly when you can roll...different guy, same Darwin Award push...
ReplyDeletehttps://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=share&v=_npbrHpu7gU
Was it just an optical illusion, or was the left-hand side of that actually starting to *flex* after it got white-hot? Thinking if he (?) is ever going to mount this in any kind of vehicle, will need something that retains strength when that hot, or cool it somehow.
ReplyDeleteRegenerative cooling, use some of that heat to gassify
ReplyDeletethe fuel prior to combustion. Also a fan to get airflow
around it would help plus if ducted would add thrust.
Problem when you get even the best high temp metal that hot
it's going to be an issue.
However as a brassboard for the working model it has potential.
Eck!
Nope, that sucker is running just a 'bit' hot...
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