Lockwood Hiller's Patent
Jet engine technologies for interested amateurs
Last Updated: 13 March, 2001

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The Patent
One of the great things about patents is that they disclose a lot of information about an invention -- and the patent issed to R.M. Lockwood Et Al back in 1967 provides all the information needed to design and build one based on their principles.

I've included the key pages of the patent application below. click on the small images to see the full-page which loads in a separate browser window.

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If anyone finds more information on this engine or subsiquent patents relating to similar devices then please let me know

In the meantime, check out the Lockwood engine I built and fitted to my gokart.

 

 
More Info on Donating Home | Project Diary | My Tools | Contact Me | Links | My Gas Turbine Project | The Afterburner
Turboshaft Engine | Jet-kart | Pulsejet-powered Kart | Kitsets | Troubleshooting pulsejets
Contact me Valveless Pulsejets | Ramjets Explained | 100lbs-thrust pulsejet | Turbo-turbine FAQ
Chrysler's Turbine-cars | How Pulsejets Work | Flying Platform | Metal Spinning | My Lockwood engine
Starting a pulsejet | Making Reed-valves Last | Pulsejet-powered speedboat | The PDE
Thrust Augmentors List of Sponsors | Master Site Index | The Pulsejet FAQ | DIY Cruise Missile
Copyright © 2001 - 2009 to Bruce Simpson