Essential Reading

[Bruno Ogorelec]

Given that Kenneth has problems and cannot really attend to the website, I have decided to publish the updated version of my 'Valveless Pulsejets' paper (version 1.5). [It is a kind of a primer on valveless pulsejets with a historical overview on 34 pages.]

I originally published version 1.1 on this website but have made a number of updates since. None of them have been published. Kenneth has 1.4 on his files (three months old) but has not published it yet.

This is the very latest version, fresher than the one he has. I hate PDF but it was the only format I could think of that I could post here.

Could someone of the moderators please make this posting a sticky -- at least temporarily -- as there's bound to be continuing interest in this document? Plenty of people in the forum do not have a very clear idea of the history and variety of valveless pulsejets.

Hope you like it.

[Eric]

Well the page is done, i was able to extract all the images ok it seems.

There are sometimes anomalies with picture alignment, if anyone has any problems with pictures overlapping text let me know.

http://www.beck-technologies.com/valvelesspulsejet.html

Eric

[Mike Everman]

Truly essential, a fantastic paper out of Queens University, Belfast. I've read it countless times. I think this was via Graham, given to me as a noob:
http://www.pulse-jets.com/download/saedoc%20840422.pdf

The Russian hobby valver manual, complete with airplane plans:
http://www.pulse-jets.com/download/Manual%20Ruso.pdf

A digital camera scan of Reynst's book, forgive me, I've forgotten who did the snapping:
http://www.bell-everman.com/kazoojet_fi ... of%202.zip
http://www.bell-everman.com/kazoojet_fi ... of%202.zip

[paul fellows]

Could one of the moderators hane a look at the explanation given here
http://jetzilla.com/topic_003_01.html
paticulaly the stuff about the wayacoustic waves moves gasses?
and if it is right you might concider adding it to the Essential Reading list