www.pulse-jets.com

I would like to ride this ...

I don't mean to "beat a dead horse" but I made this pic, too.

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Do a search here on the forum for the word, "pj15", and you will find 10 matches.

You may want to use Eric's calculator as a check on Bruce's suggestions. It may be found here.

Good Luck and keep us informed of your progress.

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"E-Tracer is for those who like a challenge. Balanced on two wheels, the vehicle is similar to a motorcycle, but it's fully enclosed in a Kevlar fiberglass shell. Learning to drive it is no easy feat." by Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times, November 13, 2010 the E-Tracer.jpg The E-Tracer (YouTube vi...

It depends upon the value for the coefficient of static friction, μs. Static is > Kinetic.

For a discussion on what this is, see
coefficient of static friction - YouTube

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I would imagine it's pretty hot in the cockpit during the summer months, too.

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... and dynamic modeling of a strip valve.

Imagine the yaw instability due to the friction force generated at its contact patch with the asphalt?

Yep, that's why I don't like it ... neat looking though.

For example, check out my thread, The Cybernetics of a Pulse Combustor, if interested.

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IOW, you may be better off starting anew ...

One link:

Test driving a rocket car

It show's the vehicle is pretty "squirrelly" hanging a right hand turn.

I recall running Sam's code, NUDiS, at the command prompt w/o the spreadsheet on my former µSoft machine.

This alone can be informative.

I thought you might like that one, Viv.

Thanks Joe.