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Well that worked, trashed 4 jars already :P

thanks for the advice. I'll be trying this again tommorow :D

If I could find it I would've tried it yes.

Hi I have a big problem running jam jar pulse jets - read: I can't get them to work. I've used multiple sized jars and holes and multilpe fuels (spiritus, thinner, acetone). Experimented with all kinds of hole sizes, numbers. First I tried the instructions on this website and also those on the jetzi...

thats a nice engine!

I can't help it, thats what it says

*edit* kid jansen check www.bison.nl then go to "producten" type in "kit" choose "openhaardenkit" there you can see the specs and even a picture of one of those bottles saying "1250 c"

its "openhaarden kit" translated thats something like "fireplace kit" its heat resistant to 1250 degrees c bonds to metal and stone (amongst others) and is (usually) used to fill up cracks in a fireplace. it costs about €8.50 per 200ml thats about 5 pounds.

Jonny69: Im going down there ("praxis" btw) tomorrow and check it out

while roaming through the local hardware store I found a kit that can withstand temperatures up to 1250 degrees C would that be of any use?

you mean I could wrap a couple of those layers to form the engine itself and use epoxy to hold the stuff together. won't the epoxy melt under those temperatures or would the wrap protect the resin enough? 400 degrees f is the maximum for epoxy I think. But that really is a 'friggin great id! I'm def...

would it be possible to bond metal surfaces with heat resistant mortar instead of welding?

Great looking engine! could you tell me the specs you used ( for the engine pictured above) or where you got the plans?

thnx

hokay

will one of these engines http://www.pulse-jets.com/phpbb2/download.php?id=3951
http://www.pulse-jets.com/phpbb2/download.php?id=3926
work on vapor propane?

thnx

I'm trying to build one of these pulse jets: http://www.pulse-jets.com/phpbb2/download.php?id=3951 http://www.pulse-jets.com/phpbb2/download.php?id=3926 not for any particulair use, just for fun. I've just got a couple of questions: would these plans actually work would they both run on vapor propan...