Micro Jet Engine Project Part 1

[@chinkyboichong3168]

Welcome back :)

[@paulie1982]

Thanks, i'm back for good now, no more messing about 😁

[@muhammadashrafkhan6303]

Grate Work 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@anlpereira]

Waiting for next videos. Thanks

[@VojvodinaNet]

Great effort, just I think all you need is electricity as the power source.

[@PureRockets]

Hardly. Jet turbines need fuel. Otherwise it is just an electric fan, and you would just use a motor. Unless you are suggesting to use an electric motor only to start it, which is valid and is how my (and most all) turbines work. This is a great idea if it can be made to operate.

[@AtlasReburdened]

Very cool.

[@paulie1982]

The combustion chamber was very hot 😂, i burned myself twice - too busy concentrating on the camera, lights and lighter fluid 😜

[@AtlasReburdened]

YTEngineer Well yeah, but I love the minge too much to put "very hot." in the comments section dude.

[@paulie1982]

This is true :)

[@lukalopin]

For such a small model, spark plug is too bulky. Consider using heating wire to ignite a flame. It's small, and it can be heated with 12V. For spark plug you need bobine and electronic ignitor. Such wires were used on 2T RC piston engines in the past, and I don't see a reason why it shouldn't be used here.

[@markusdaxamouli5196]

Are those Mil Spec Butterflies

[@chrisayad0]

I think no clutches and try leaving the starter motor connected but get a better quality motor

[@vicsglobal1]

I have some great ideas for the use of this engine. What is the best way to have a verbal conversation with you about the uses?

[@paulie1982]

It would probably be best to email me, send me a mail at [e-mail]

[@prithivrajan2404]

Use opposite side burning of fuel intake

[@sams4948]

sir..........how u doing??? long time no see.

[@paulie1982]

All good thanks you? Plenty more videos in the pipeline :)