Twin turbo jet engine walk around

Views and description of the twin turbo jet engine, showing various parts

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• turbo
• jet
• engine
• homebuilt

[golgtmurillo]

pra que serve isso??????

[ChargerMiles007]

@golgtmurillo

Je ne Sa Shay Pas!!!! :)

No purpose, just a test jet engine.

[80s90sForever1]

Really nice, your son built a nice project!......lots of other kids should take lessons from him, nice work!

[ChargerMiles007]

@80s90sForever1

Thanks, I agree, kids should do things to expand their horizons, and learn at the same time. I always learn a lot more when I am interested in something!

My son didn't like math, but he had to do a bunch to build this, so he saw that it could have practical uses in your life :)

[craig4465]

"pardon my pointer" lol that's what she said.

[123andycandy]

is it a dildo he is pointing with?

[Born2BwastedUSMC]

Nice....sculpture I guess.?. Come on Show us how it really works. "Start your Engine!"



[ChargerMiles007]

@SSFTC

I am not really sure, but I would imagine about 15 horse from a power turbine, but that is just a guess.

[SSFTC]

@ChargerMiles007 wow smart kid, id be interested in seeing this motor on the track, how much power do you think it could push out?

[jetpoweredgriffin]

@ChargerMiles007

I'll send you a link to one of our projects.

I was just wondering what you were going to with it-

static display or a vehicle?

Just curious.

Thanks,

garron

[drstrangelove09]

@communistUtube Yes I see the "e"... by the same logic engine is eng-eye-n.

[drstrangelove09]

@ChineseSweatShoppe Then I guess engine=eng-eye-n ?