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  1. 31st October 2012, 06:14 PM #1
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    Jet Turbine Landrover

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0-i2ZTjgeo&feature=relmfu]Jet Powered Landrover In Action - YouTube[/ame]



    this ebay helicopter engine with 1140 shaft horsepower might break a few axles,
    would be good to vector the exhaust Harrier style to get over obstacles Gas Turbine Jet Engine | eBay

    same Engine running - YouTube
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    since its only being pushed by the turbine engine I cant see it ever breaking an axle.

    Love to see how he handles "steep descent, engage low gear" or towing a van.
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    no its the one in the link under the youtube vid. I was talking about that would break the axles.
    it has a prop shaft under it.
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    At last, a reliable Land Rover engine...
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    Son is currently playing an on-line 'shoot-em-up' game called "ARMA"... showed me the Deefer he's driving around the cyber-countryside, - ALL the warning lights are flashing, and one guage (Temp?)regularly dips down & back up...

    Never breaks down, only runs out of fuel occasionally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    since its only being pushed by the turbine engine I cant see it ever breaking an axle.

    Love to see how he handles "steep descent, engage low gear" or towing a van.
    It's a Jet Turbine....one turbine drives the compressor (the squeezy end) to self sustain the engine, the other drives a gearbox.....from there it's the same as any drive source...., the one's you see break all the time...except in this case with a **** load more power....LOL!!!!


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    Can I Please...

    On this sort of topic...

    Was in the RAAF when a guy asked the RAAF to help get an old L9(?) UH-1H (Lyncoming?) engine running in a jet driven ski boat.

    Jet A1 I think he called it (in form with the fuel it ran...bit like deisel ).

    Was an awesome sight.

    It went through a couple of engines, was postponed from a race meet due to the Hawksbury flooding, fared well and then blew up during THE race. .
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