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Quite refreshing, it looks like a little industrial plant in miniature.
Mark

It's a nice looking engine, perhaps Bruno the heat would move forward if the fuel were injected in the throat instead of the combustion chamber. On the overall though both ends are getting cooling from air ingestion. The combustion chamber is probably dissapating heat with the fuel spray striking it...

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3845750/

It's bigger than I would have thought for a 4 dog a month diet.
Mark

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Mark

My what a big serpent you have!
Mark

Up in the mountains of Oregon, you can catch crawfish or ecrevisse but you have to get your hands dirty. Well, maybe not dirty, the rivers are crystal clean mountain snow melt water but they are sneaky little creatures with claws that pinch you if you are not carefull. One time my girlfriend and I ...

Up in the mountains of Oregon, you can catch crawfish or ecrevisse but you have to get your hands dirty. Well, maybe not dirty, the rivers are crystal clean mountain snow melt water but they are sneaky little creatures with claws that pinch you if you are not carefull. One time my girlfriend and I c...

Well, it's almost 50 percent of the Sten gun. You add the barrel at one end (the only machined part) and the firing mechanism and the stock at the other and you have your submachine gun. Primitive but effective. Somewhat like a pulsejet in that respect. Here's a lot of tubing to go with your other ...

I know some of you are saying, "Hey Mark, that looks like a tube." It looks like a piece of tubing to me too.
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Mark

Coffee wrote:

Twin intake jet?


Tom

Whatever you can come up with, the sky is the limit.
Mark

http://www.alan.net/prgfeat/tungoil.html

http://www.violinvarnish.com/linseed.htm

Some more of Viv's train of thought. I'd like to try to start a fire with linseed oil, just to see the effect.
Mark

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Just some semi-unusual reed shapes and philosophy.
Mark

I know most of you guys already know this but just in case there are some newbies on board it bears repeating. The glow plugs used on those little engines that power model airplanes and cars are nothing more than a platinum wire. You preheat it with a battery clip and after starting the heat of com...

Finally, a site that combines automatic weapons and pulsejets for the machine gunning kid in all of us.http://www.snappyboy.com/catalog.html
Mark

http://cgi.aol.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3263433009&category=595 No spark and no flint needed. You don't even have to rub two sticks together. The word catalyst originated from this characteristic of platinum. I was at a Lowe's today, and I was looking at the various solvents and poten...