A book filled with theory, practice, and advice
Last Updated: June, 2008
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"The book is terrific! It's plenty technical enough, but really readable." - Victor Scafati "It is absolutely incredible! Very well written." - Peter Dilworth
Now available for download
Free Update Released
The first edition release of my pulsejet book is finally completed and is now almost twice as big, containing many valuable extra chapters on designing valveless engines, information on pressure-jets, afterburning augmentors comprehensive illustrated instructions and plans for building several different engines, my experiences on Scrapheap Challenge and Junkyard Wars, and much more. Printed copies of the book will soon be available as a seperate item but in the meantime I'm releasing the entire volume, along with hundreds of megabytes of additional third-party material on a CD. Also included are additional pictures and video footage out of my own workshop that have never been seen before.
Bonus Material There are quite literally weeks worth of reading on this disk and, to the best of my knowledge, it represents the most information-filled reference work of its type currently available at any price.
A Much Needed Volume It was with this in mind that I set about writing a book on pulsejet engines and the principles behind them. Here are some images representative of the contents:
Making it Easy to Build Your Own Engines Many of the steps are further documented by way of accompanying video footage in MPEG format that will play on any computer. This book contains a large amount of material that hasn't been previously published and, as you can see, includes many new pictures renderings and illustrations. For those eager to design their own engines, there's a chapter dedicated to the process of calculating the critical dimensions. No matter how big an engine or how much thrust you want, you'll find all the information you need in this book to design a valved or valveless engine that will do the job. However, if you'd rather just build an engine from a set of proven plans, you'll find a selection of those included as well. There's also a chapter which gives instructions for building the simplest pulsejet in the world -- one that can be constructed with little more than a hammer and screwdriver.
Model Airplane Plans These are just a few of the many topics covered in this book:
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If you want to build your own pulsejet you'll find several chapters with
plans, step-by-step instructions, plenty of pictures and and useful illustrations
that document every step of the process.
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