Hurricane Turbojet Rescue @Preso58
Hurricane Turbojet Rescue  @Preso58
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I built this model turbojet engine back in 2008 and it ran well until I messed up the start sequence in resulting in a "Hot Start". This distorted the nozzle guide vane assembly at the rear of the engine and since then it has been sitting around waiting for me to rectify the situation. In this video I partially disassemble the engine to re machine the inside bore of the nozzle guide vanes and give it a test run.
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