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Hi Luc...Happy Saturday! I got an email notification of your post here. Well, I guess I am the only one who is willing to admit they got taken for $20 (around 1992, I think) for these plans. Sort of amazes me that I found nothing at all online about it. It occurs to me that it might be meant to be a...

OK, sorry... my life got REAL busy. It has been close to a year. I re-read the posts in this thread and the simple plans and the simpler instructions, and have a conclusion... There is no help in reproducing the plans here, because the photos tell the whole story (if you can decipher my notes about ...

ZONO... The short answer to all your questions is "no". It is pretty simple & straightforward. The only thing inside is the tip of the spark plug and the 1/8th inch NPT pipe which goes to the Conical Fuel Nozzle. Apparently the "pressure" is caused by the burn ...captured & thrust to the exhaust by ...

I don't know how to post photos here...cannot seem to find out in faqs, etc. So, I have posted a group of 4 photos at FLICKR. --I hope that you all can see them. The photos are: 1-PressureJet, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dbene/5015566287/ 2-JetInTake1, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dbene/5015566289/...

Dear DBene, can you post us an image of your build or out of your plans, or total plan, if there is no copyright? Maybe then you get more answers. zono *** I broke out the plans. There is a sentence or two about things I said were missing. Still cannot find any copyright notice, though. I can post ...

Years ago I purchased plans from an ad in Popular Science or Popular Mechanics magazine (for $20, I think) for the "JP-20 Pressure Jet" for use with propane. I still have the plans; they are 11 one-sided pages of 8-1/2 x 11 photocopied sheets; there is no copyright notice on them anywhere. This is n...