hey guys, im new here

[wilson]

hello everyone, been lurking here for a few days today now and decided to join as im really interested, and have started to build my own pulsejet.
Its bruces no weld design, and is in the earystages, (still saucing parts)
anyway just thougt id say hi, :)

wilson

[Bruno Ogorelec]

Wilson, welcome to the forum!

Do post your results as you go along, please. We are all interested in this. No one seems to have built the thing before and we would really like to see how well it works.

Some people here think it will not last long, once it is fired, because things do not last long inside the pulsejet. They usually melt and burn.

Have this in mind and try to see whether the central spindle can somehow be cooled (perhaps by piping fresh air inside).

I am interested in seeing how well the central spike behaves, as I am very strongly interested in annular pulsejet configurations.

[Bruno Ogorelec]

He might be talking about the newer no-weld design, featuring a petal valve on a flat plate feeding into a stainless cup that is hose clamped to a piece of tubing.

Ah, so... OK. Still keep us posted. We love those stories.

[wilson]

He might be talking about the newer no-weld design, featuring a petal valve on a flat plate feeding into a stainless cup that is hose clamped to a piece of tubing.

yep, you got it ben. A friend of mine and myself plan to go visit bruce and see all his projects some time in the next few months.
Hopefully i'll get a good look at the x jet and some various other projects.
And Bruno, will definatly keep you posted on the built process

[steve]

BRING A CAMERA!!!! TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES!!!!

[Bruno Ogorelec]

BRING A CAMERA!!!! TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES!!!!

Watch for silent black helicopters, too.

[Bruno Ogorelec]

And New Zealand Government agents masked as sheep.

[wilson]

lol.....steve, Bruno and Ben i will be on the lookout.
and of coarse if there's a photo opertunity i'll take it.
pretty keen to find a bit more about that x-jet thing.

Wils