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FIRST successful HARRIER JUMP JET
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08 Jun 2016 13:21 #1
by DominicM
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FIRST successful HARRIER JUMP JET was created by DominicM
How about this?! Powered by 2 Wemotec 90mm ducted fans. Not as stable as the real thing but not a bad effort. Flies quite well.
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Thanks: Eric, Klipkopwildlife, Quorneng
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08 Jun 2016 13:53 - 08 Jun 2016 13:58 #2
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Brilliant.

A very good effort there, looks the part sir.
last year i built a fully working replica of the pegasus engine with vectored thrust, based round an 70mm edf running on 4s.
development was going ok and i was just getting it to hover when i ingested some fod and blew the edf unit up.
lack of funds has meant that i could not proceed any further.
a 90 mm edf and a rebuilt pegasus could be sorted, but the funds are just not there at the moment.
maybe one day.
A very good effort there, looks the part sir.
last year i built a fully working replica of the pegasus engine with vectored thrust, based round an 70mm edf running on 4s.
development was going ok and i was just getting it to hover when i ingested some fod and blew the edf unit up.
lack of funds has meant that i could not proceed any further.
a 90 mm edf and a rebuilt pegasus could be sorted, but the funds are just not there at the moment.
maybe one day.
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08 Jun 2016 18:24 #3
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What a superb effort, ok , not as stable as the real thing, BUT IT WORKS.Thanks for sharing Dom.
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08 Jun 2016 18:45 #4
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...errrrrrr........... I have to say, Garry, the full-size is exactly like that with the autostabs switched off...ask me how I know!

Notwithstanding, what an achievement! It gets a big well done from me!
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Garry Pollard wrote: ..... not as stable as the real thing,.....
...errrrrrr........... I have to say, Garry, the full-size is exactly like that with the autostabs switched off...ask me how I know!
Notwithstanding, what an achievement! It gets a big well done from me!
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08 Jun 2016 18:49 #5
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Not going to argue with you on that one Andy.

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08 Jun 2016 18:53 #6
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Really neat.
Would I be right is guessing it has a "raised" undercarriage - presumably to give ground clearance for the fan exhausts.
Really neat.
Would I be right is guessing it has a "raised" undercarriage - presumably to give ground clearance for the fan exhausts.
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