A pulse-jet powered ice-boat:
And a rocket-sled:
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Sunday, December 26, 2021
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A friggin' buzz-bomb on ice.
ReplyDeleteJust what I was going to say, a buzz-sled. I thought pulse jets needed to be moving to ignite but no problem starting this one. Sounds just like the V-1. Maybe pulse never took off because of the annoying bluebottle fly sound. Capt Courage OTOH might be lucky his rocket fizzled. It does take courage to strap a rocket between your legs.
ReplyDeletePulsejets have a lot of problems. They are fuel hogs. Because they mostly depend on ram air for compression, they have to be moving to generate any real power (why the Germans used catapults to launch them). Vibration is bad.
ReplyDeleteMight not be a Darwin Award, but dentures might be in order ...
ReplyDeleteLeo Knight, my apologies. I accidentally deleted your comment.
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