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:yikes:Yikes! That looked dangerous. Safety equipment? We don't need no stinkin' safety equipment.
 
What a blast. :D That early one definitely looked a bit dangerous, with a can of fuel (?) right by the exhaust. :nono:
 
I think these guys are cool,They understand jet engeins well enough to build and problem solve.
But saftey is most likely not there largest concern.
Pioneers? yes! Raulph Nater award comming any time soon? Not likley...
 
I can't even get a permit for dancing girls and you get jets for neighbors?
 
I have four huge air raid sirens at home, and I blow them now & then.... I think I'll bring my sirens and buy the house & move in on the other side of your neighbor's :)

Charles
 
VERY COOL toy... but also very dangerous, expensive to run, annoying to neighbors, etc... Not something for the casual amateur dabbler to even think about. :no: But cool :smoke:, nonetheless! :yes:


I remember ads in the back of Popular Mechanics and/or Popular Science magazine years ago, for "build your own jet engine" kits. The ads featured a pic or drawing of a jet engine, and if I remember correctly, the kits were pretty expensive. Was always curious about them, but never sent for one. Anyone here ever do so? What were THEY like?
 
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LOL boy are you guys out of the loop Model airplane Jet turbine ahve been around for at least 20 years Pulse jets since the 1950's

I know guys who fly twin engine Jet turbine R/C planes every weekend.

These goobers are playing with what looks like the tubro from my Dump truck in the first half and then they bought a surplus engine.

If you want to see something really cool look at this

http://www.flixxy.com/mig-29-rc-turbine-airplane.htm

http://www.coolestgizmo.com/2007/05/

http://www.beck-technologies.com/enginedynajet.html
 
It's only a matter of time before you see one of those guys in a video with his rear on fire.

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Most aussies use them to mow grass. Not as cheap as a ride on mower, but a lot more fun.

You should see them with a grass catcher attached- now thats a sight.

Anyway, who needs flame proof clothing, they had a fire extinguisher, what more could you ask for?
 
That big one they started up with about halfway through the video, holy shiite, and still no safety goggles! Loved the storm drain 10 ft. from the engine, convenient place to hose off the spilled fuel into. :rolleyes: But, I have to admit it was cool when they tore up 10 ft. of concrete curbing with the damn thing.
 
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