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the SPECIALIST Posted - Aug 10 2003 : 4:09:18 PM
hey guys, while i was looking through the site i found that aaron tried makin a jet pack using propane. so i wanna make a jetpack using gasoline and liquid oxygen. any one no what type of metal should i use, anyone know how to make a heat shield, also it would be very hot so does any one know if i should use heatsinks or some type of coolant. i thought of using co2 but i dont know if it will work.

id also like to take this opprotunity to ask a question about the rocket powered skim board. could i use pottassium nitrate and sugar to pwer the rocket.and for that what type of metal tube should i use? thanks

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Aaron Cake Posted - Aug 12 2003 : 09:22:45 AM
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a pulse jet eh? thanks aaron. by the by what did u use for ur heatshield and what type of metal would i use for a pulse jet?



If you have to ask....probably not a good idea to attempt the project...

n/a Posted - Aug 12 2003 : 04:29:33 AM
hello everyone
this isn't actually a reply to a topic in particular.
being new to all this it would be great if u could help me get familiar with the way things r done here.i would be really grateful to know how i can actively make use of this arrangement.
thank you
gops

holy graves
the SPECIALIST Posted - Aug 12 2003 : 12:39:56 AM
oh i see what u ment. i thought u ment tie urself the tree so that u dont go flyin off into a neighbours yard. sorry i just came back from football pratice so im a bit tired and i mis read it. sorry

Edited by - the SPECIALIST on Aug 12 2003 12:43:36 AM
BEatonNo1 Posted - Aug 12 2003 : 12:22:04 AM
well if your trying to keep yourself on the ground then use a stake.
The tree idea doesnt require thrust you can just zip around.

the SPECIALIST Posted - Aug 12 2003 : 12:01:05 AM
a pulse jet eh? thanks aaron. by the by what did u use for ur heatshield and what type of metal would i use for a pulse jet?

BEatonNO1: hey thanks for the tree idea im probally gonna tie up to a tree so i dont go flying into my neighbours yard


Edited by - the SPECIALIST on Aug 12 2003 12:07:01 AM
BEatonNo1 Posted - Aug 11 2003 : 3:32:31 PM
my suggestion would be to find a big tree and hang a rope down from a sturdy limb, make a harness and backpack that has a compressed gas and use it like trusters to move around.

The problems with a jetpack are trying to develope a mechanism to previde enought thrust to lift you and the mechanism up for more than a few seconds.

cirvin Posted - Aug 11 2003 : 3:15:29 PM
trust aaron. he knows.

next stop: nobel prize winner!
Aaron Cake Posted - Aug 11 2003 : 10:24:37 AM
Ain't gonna' work.

You need someting like a turbojet of pulse jet to provide enough thrust...

BEatonNo1 Posted - Aug 10 2003 : 10:20:02 PM
for a rocket pack, I would use cabon fiber and alluminum as weight is a major issue. as for your fuel choices, I really dont think your going to get "thrust" unless you plan to use a turbojet. if your going to build a jet pack your going to have to use lots of synthetic materials to keep the weight down

cirvin Posted - Aug 10 2003 : 9:50:57 PM
for the metal, you might want to go with stainless steel or a carbon composite alloy. the heat sheld is just a piece of metal. as for the cooling, it depends whitch parts get too hot. with ss, this shouldn't be a problem.

about the skim borad, i don't know much about rocket chemesrty. Yet.......

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