FlatTire

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Iwas wondering if anyone could help me. Ipicked up a couple vintage pulse jet engines a while back and I cant figure out what manufacturer they are. I am wanting to sell them but dont want to list them as something they are not. I was hoping that maybe someone on here that knows about these might be able to look at some pics I have of them and give me more info. I am new to the site and will try and post pics, but Ican definitly email them.

Thanks in advance for the help!

sidgates

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I have seen two over the years, one made by Dynajet and the other was Japanese made. Pictures would help.

Lownverted

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There are also the newer Bailey Sport Jets. I think they may have even been throttled?

FlatTire

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Here are the pics....I THINK!LOL

Boomerang1

The support equipment is a clue, is it one of these?

http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/chit-...os-engine.html

John.

jetmaven

If I remember correctly , you would start one of these things by pumping air through it , while energizing a spark plug , using a bicycle tire pump and hoping ( hope is always stronger than reason ) , that it would start and run for more than a few precious seconds . As I recall , these things showed up at the control line circle and provided endless entertainment for the spectators , especially when they belched a nice fireball . I don't know that I ever witnessed a complete lap of the circle before it flamed out .

j.duncker

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Avro Vulcan with 4 pulse jets for RC see [[link=http://youtu.be/owKrpLlvsq0]CLICY[/link]ul]

Check out the DATE! Roy Levers was a great innovator.