Years ago I purchased plans from an ad in Popular Science or Popular Mechanics magazine (for $20, I think) for the "JP-20 Pressure Jet" for use with propane. I still have the plans; they are 11 one-sided pages of 8-1/2 x 11 photocopied sheets; there is no copyright notice on them anywhere. This is not a Gluhareff Pressure Jet. It is a linear design. I have found absolutely no references to it on the internet by Googling subjects like JP-20.
As I remember, the magazine ad was not at all specific either in general details or specifications, and neither were the plans, but the ad did infer that two of them could be used on the ends of a helicopter blade. I think that there was no hint as to thrust, materials to be used, spark starting, and etc. Maybe it was just a scam. I built one out of mostly welded mild steel sheet metal of about .050" thickness but have been to afraid to try it.

I wonder if anyone visiting these forums has built this and got it to working. I would be interested in any and all info or comments.
DBene
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