VERY HUGE AND LOUD PULSE JET HEINKEL HE-162 PULSO SCALE 1:3.5 MODEL AIRCRAFT / FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Model: Heinkel HE-162
Engine: 140mm Pulse Jet Engine with 16Kg thrust
Scale: 1/3.5
Weight: 14.5 kg
Wingspan: 2.00m
Length: 2.50m
Pilot: Jiri Novacek
Builder: Jiri Novacek
Construction report: • HEINKEL HE-162 PULSO ...
Event: "Days of Speed and Thunder" Rothenburg Germany in May 2023
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Stunning flight, and in true German WW2 ways no landing gear. I dare say the sound of the pulse jet just stopping would send shivers down older folk watching this from the UK.
Just a better guided V1
Yes , My mother who was in London during the second world war . Said they would hear the V1's fly over . And just got used to them . But when the engine stopped, then every body would dive for cover !
I'm seeing your comments on a lot of jet related videos, looks like we have some interests in common lol
@@SuperGarryGamer no, UA-cam only serve up a very small portion of what's available to really see. Its sadly a game of what you never find in a search, we all get served the same shit
Doodlebugs, if you don't mind!!!!😄@@welshpete12
The builder / flyer Jiri Novacek was incredibly skilled. I was impressed with the lighting of the motor, and his method of using a foot pedal to launch the aircraft.
Jiri seemed to have thought of everything to make this a successful flight....WOW....
I usually do not watch r/c videos all the way through but I could not turn away from this one. Well done. I have always been fascinated by Pulse Jets and this takes the cake.
its loud and unefficient. just warkiddy fanboy stuff. nothign serious.
@@Raketenclub
das Triebwerk wurde in den 30ern entwickelt und eingesetzt,damals war es der erste Marschflugkörper(Cruise Missiles{vor der V2 die eine richtige interkontinentale Rakete war}und wurde mit großen Erfolg gegen die englischen Luft-Terroristen eingesetzt! Aber du hättest vermutlich damals viel bessere Sachen erfunden und umgesetzt,nicht wahr ?
@@nobbi3485 erkenne ganz klar deine Gesinnung.
.... Wenn Baerbock erst Kanzlerin ist - wird sie Dir dein Spielzeug schon noch verbieten :x - fuers Klimaaaaa
@@Raketenclub
Höhöhö, das träumst du aber nur,schon die neusten Wahl Prognosen studiert,das Volk begreift langsam!
Surely you’ve seen rocket man then? He builds the best practical pulse jet engines
There’s so many R/C videos out there. But this is the first I actually watched beginning to end. Recreating a WWII pulse jet just blew my mind!
Next up a Me 163 Komet?
Jorg Vogelsang did that in 1984 at the QSAA rally.
Incredible model, skilled pilot. Incidentally, I showed this to an old guy who was a kid in London during WW2, he said the sound cutting out was pretty scary. He still thought it is a brilliantly done flight.
I actually know a guy who was an apprentice in WW2 he saw the first V2 strike while at a train station said it was just a flash as it came down then it exploded l.
My eldest sister (now deceased) was a small child learning to talk during the Blitz. The sound of the "Doodlebug" (i.e., V1) would cease just before it crashed into somewhere in London. My Aunts and Uncles in the UK, when remembering the raids, used to tell us that my sister could hear a V1 earlier than anyone else in the household, and would yell out "Doodlebug, Doodlebug," and everyone would start heading for cover.
@@burtinhart8438 My Father said he feared the V2s the most, you couldn't hear them, you didn't see them but suddenly, day or night , your whole street disappeared along with everyone who lived there.
It's basically a V1 on the back of a glider. Londoners learned that when the engine stopped the V1 was coming down so of course they feared that silence.
@@MXB2001
Wrong, He-162 Salamander was powered with BMW 003 is an early axial turbojet engine produced by BMW AG in Germany during WW2.
More than half a century ago, when I was in high school, we had a "science" assembly in the gym that was conducted by a former science teacher from our school. Maybe it was NSA or NASA or something (we had a lot of these things in Maryland in the 1960s), I can't recall. Well the "finale" of his demonstration show was a ram jet that he had mounted to a stand. He gave his patter and then he set off that jet and it went on for about 10 seconds. I think my ears bled. It was the loudest noise (in a gym, no less) that I have ever heard in my life before or since. After the screaming had died down, we walked out of the gym VERY quietly. I passed my principal on my way out. He had a look of fire and brimstone on his face. Needless to say, former science teacher was never invited back.
Didn't just fly extremely well, it glides well too. Excellent job.
Was just about to say the same thing. Amazing glide ratio for those stubby little wings.
I thought it had stubby wings, but that thing looked like it climbed at one point. Might have been a strong head wind.
Fantastic aircraft great video
@@OldMtnGeezer Low wing loading, once the fuel has been spent. Pulse jets have an excellent thrust to weight ratio, around 2:1 especially considering they don't need an oil tank and pump and batteries to run them. An engine this size has a thrust of around 30 lbs.
I find that landing amazing, I don't think bringing it in like that is trivial.
That RC plane not only flies great but sounds awesome too.
This was the best camera work I've ever seen on a UA-cam RC video. Very well executed !!!
That was my first thought, followed by how great was the pilot and then what a great model! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Whoever did the camera needs to post tutorials. Great job all around.
I was just going to write the same thing 😃👍
I would like to see a video shot from the "cockpit" of that buzz bomb.
@@QuantumRift It's not a buzz-bomb, that would have been the V1, this Heinkel is a "buzz-fighter" to catch allied bombers.
Wahnsinn!😊
Danke dafür, dass es solche Enthusiasten gibt, die solche Modelle in die Tat umsetzen!
deees is doch purer stress . . . .uund wie war des noch ?=? insgeamt 4 Leute für ein MOdell ??? . . . ist dess net bissl viel . . . . . . .warum immer so viel Adrenalin ? . . . .uund mit solchen Dingern hat man damals London bombardiert . . . . .war als einmal-Flug und mit ner Bombe beladen und dann über LOndon hats man runterfallen lassen . . . . . . . .uuunddesss mussd ran erinnert werden ??? . . . .ist sehr laut . . . . . .wenn der segelt sieht es noch am bersten aus . . . . . . . . . ich frag mich, ob der Pilot in jeder Sekunde auchg wusste ,in welcher Fluglage sein MOdell ist , des sah im VIdeo zum Teil recht weit weg aus . . . ..uund Landung war auch netz ganz okay . . . . es war ein kleiner Hüpfer . . . . . . . . . .mit solchen Hüpfern sind scho manche Propeller zu bruch gegangen . . . . . na ja . .wer es halt braucht . . . .
Possibly the most thrilling flight I have watched. Great plane, and amazing skill.
Most thrilling flight? Oh boy, wait till you see a real airplane... you might just lose your mind.
@@Q-nt-Tf With a Pulsejet? 😄
Amazing model and excellent flying skills! Also a big thumbs up to the camera operator, I know from experience how hard it is to hold a fast flying model in shot and not lose it from the frame.
Wow! Amazing aircraft. Sounds like a two stroke engine but seemed to just cut through the air with tons of power in reserve. Can’t imagine the wing stresses on this model. Well built. Oh- and good camera work too!
Because of the scale, the stubby wings on this can take more Gs than the original.
@@KutWrite Also, likely some modern materials like glass or carbon fiber used in the construction.
They used a Two Stroke leaf blower to put some airflow through the intake to start it.
@@lioncurlewlike early German ww2 jets had a 2 stroke 2 cylinder to start them
This is literally all or nothing. Pulse jets are fascinating to me. The fact people make planes to run on them with full throttle till no throttle and bring it home is actually incredible 😊
Vaguely terrifying, genuinely hypnotic demonstration of pulse jet technology on a stress resistant airframe. Full scale tests of the pulse jets on Junkers aircraft very nearly ripped off the wings. The pilots themselves watched as the sheet metal began “rippling” on the dive bomber tested airframe when the pulse jets got to the proper ignition speed. Certainly disconcerting, to say the least!
Kudos to this team!
If the war had dragged on longer, I can imagine this tech being pushed harder. It's about as simple as an engine gets.
@@paulmurgatroyd6372 Full scale testing resulted in nauseated and deafened pilots-the detonations were simply too close to the pilot and observer! Amazing tech, no question about it!
@@JG-mp5nb Hanna Reitsch was made of stern stuff!
@@waynerussell6401 No joke!
I've never been entertained by RC videos.....until now. The thrust and control of this model was jawdropping. Hats off to the crew for their passion and dedication. 👌
Wow, that’s wild! I believe the buzz bombs used the same technology, same sound. I say that because, when that engine stopped, it sounded like that dooming silence that the British witnessed before one would hit. Really a unique and amazing RC scale model!
That is correct!
A link to a guy on youtube doing in pulse jets: ua-cam.com/users/results?search_query=maddox+pulse+jet
And there was a planned variant of the He-162 to be powered by a Pulse jet engine
@@EnterpriseXI That is correct, wasn't it intended to use two Argus Geräte?
Pretty amazing it can be started with a leaf blower. Usually they need compressed air. I bought one of the cheap hobbyking pulse jets. I could never get it to run on its own.
@@edwardd9702 that's a shame Edward D.Flying something like that wow That is the dogs bollocks
An extremely skilled RC pilot, displaying real talent ... Yes, it is incredibly loud!
Pulse jet technology is super simple but powerful. A very nice demonstration!
Great build and machining work. Once it hits resonance, away it goes! One of the fastest RC models I have ever seen.
Pretty damn cool, the doppler effect with a pulse jet is something else! Great flight, powered and gliding, which i didn't expect!
Fantastic maneuverability, speed and 'air presence', the patience to build this and set up the controls is enviable.
No doubt Ukraine would love to get a couple of dozen of these.
Cool! I'll never forget myself and a coworker accidentally turning the long steel handle of our radius bender into a pulse jet .
We weren't doing anything bad. We were just firing the boss' Cayenne pepper bottle from the tube like a cannon using alcohol.
Suddenly the damn thing went full auto when the end cap blew off.
I'm sure the office personnel were confused to find the thing still smoking after a 20 second cacophony of noise with NO ONE around.
Lol
I genuinely applauded that landing. Superb footage of a beautiful model aircraft and a brilliant pilot at the controls.
One of the coolest RC planes I've seen in a long time and the pilot made flying it look so easy.
Fantastic. Love the look of the HE-162.
The doppler effect is strong in this one
That's just absolutely awesome! Neatest rc plane I've ever seen!! That's cool how a pulse jet works!!
This is basically almost a home made V-1….So cool!!!
Amazing, both performance, speed and sound. Thank you!
Fantastic! The fact that literally any type of engine is now out there in a scale variant fascinates the fool out of me. On the other hand, while I get not wanting to proliferate symbols of Nazi hate, this trend toward "censoring" the markings on scale models bothers me. It detracts from their authenticity but more importantly it lends itself to the "Those that forget history..." category.
Exactly. People get all bent out of shape over the swastika yet they're fine with the soviet hammer and sickle. When the soviet union and communism has a far higher body count than nazi german could ever dream of.
Concur. A Nazi era scale model looks odd without.
It’s an illegal symbol in Germany
@@MrO-J true story. They don't have a sense of humour about that thing. A friend of mine and his friends had a VW impounded because they painted it in the colours of the Africa corps and and where the eagle and palm tree insignia should be they put the VW badge where the swastika should have been. The German police didn't see the joke and impounded them.
Pretty sure the only reason for it being censored in this case is because the symbol is illegal in Germany, and this so happens to be in Germany.
This is why I have always loved aviation so much.
Wow! That was not only an impressive flight, but the way it glides effortlessly is simply outstanding. 👏👏👏 Your craftsmanship and attention to detail really shine through in this model aircraft. I'm amazed at how well it performs and the level of realism you've achieved. I'm curious to learn more about the design and engineering behind it. Keep up the fantastic work! ✈🔥🔧
dunno I put a .60ci engine on a 60" kit that called for a .45 that went so quick I had to reinforce the ailerons, cause they'de flutter at high speed LOL
The fact that it was able to glide for so long after it ran out of fuel tells you how fast it was moving. Very cool. 👌
Awesome model and flies really well, the pulse jet powers the plane effortlessly…great job, I’m sure a lot of hours went into this build.
What a skillful operator! Beautiful. Thanks very much for posting!
Very impressive aircraft and flying skills. The neighbors must love hearing that pulse jet fire off! 😁😉
I drove a pulse jet powered go cart in the 1980s in Auburn, CA which was made by a team of builders who worked for Aerojet. It was fast and on the straight run I got up to 80 mph. Nice technology but it wasn't nice what the first pulse jet missiles were used for. Great show and flight here.
Now that is absolutely wicked.. I loved the sound of that pulse jet engine. Beautifully flown liked how it just glided back in when the engine stopped 👍👍👍
What did you expect it to do when the engine cut ! Just fall out of the sky ? Moron 2
So very very cool!!….awesome.
Wow! Great sound, wonderfully flown, and well filmed. 👍
My dad used to fly line-control jet speed and I helped him get them started. I don't recall there being _any_ kind of throttle capability with those pulse jets. They were much smaller than this, though. I'd be interested in learning how this awesome HE-162 manages a throttle? Or is it just naturally speeding up when descending? One of the coolest R/C videos & models I've ever seen! Wow!
Now that's impressive, different, looks and sounds amazing, flies and glides incredibly well too in the hands of a very skillful pilot. Truly awesome, congratulations and thanks for sharing.
This is absolutely magnificent. Getting a Pulse Jet to run so flawlessly is incredible
This has got to be THE best RC plane I've ever seen!!
unglaublich gut! perfekt!
Exquisite! What a brilliant RC model.
Wonderful model, great pilot skill, a thrilling air display, fantastic landing.......the applause was very well deserved. Many thanks for posting this video, best regards!
I am totally blown away by that...
I have always been fascinated by WW2 jets so...Seeing that amazing aircraft flying is just...Wow 🙂🙂
Not just the Heinkel HE-162, but the V-1 - Buzz-bomb. If you think that's loud, can you imagine what the pilot had to endure? Thanks for the video. Jon
Wow. Congratulations. You can tell engines.
The actual He-162 was powered by a single BMW Turbojet Engine.
Outstanding aircraft and a spectacular demonstration. Well Done Sir.
I can now finally hear something like the sound my dad heard as he dived into a foxhole and his camera somehow framed a buzzbomb exactly dead center filling the frame (at a diagonal). He said as long as the buzzing continued while it was above you it was not a problem. It was when it cut out and it was still uprange that you took cover.
I was the youngest member of the Toledo Weak Signals Model Airplane club in Michigan in 1981-85, and the club bylaws specifically stated that at neither flying field was a pulse-jet allowed to be run, due to the obnoxious noise levels these create.
THIS video was fucking awesome!
Holy shit, what a pilot, hat’s off to you sir. 👍
Darn that thing is fast. I can imagine how it was to witness and hear the full scale version heading towards you in war times.
The full scale version had a real turbojet engine not a pulsjet like this one.
@@bountyflyer the V1 had a pulse jet
@@jodeldk yes but this is a Heinkel Slamander not a rocket. Supposed to have mechanical retracts using bed springs and a Jumo or BMW 003 turbojet on top of it.
Almost never happened: only a few where built, even less flew, and the very few that did go up met a 15 to 1 ratio of P51's and the likes. I have not found reports of HE162's doing ground attacks. They were meant to shoot down B17's and B24's in such numbers that the allies would reconsider fighting on against Germany. In march 1945 that is. It's in the historybooks now that that failed.
@@daddyjohan911 The allies wouldn't have ever quit. It might have been hopeful thinking, but the nazis had to be defeated. If the Japanese had waited another six or eight months to "sneak" attack Pearl, the outcome of the war may have been different.
This rc plane stuff kills me. I’m not cut out to take part in this hobby as I’d collapse emotionally when I crashed my plane 2 min into my first flight; yet I can’t stop watching these videos.
Far out!! Great build and superb flight from start to finish!
And to think Hanna Reitsch actually had a cockpit installed in a V1 so she could figure out its problems - this superb 162 model made me think of that moment in history. (Appalling politics, but a fantastic flyer).
I wondered how you would get a pulse jet fired up without an incoming stream of air. I suspected you'd be using a blower, but not one at each end of the unit.
Brilliant piloting skills and glided landing. 10/10
I think the one on the back was just to prevent a wet start from causing heat damage to the model.
And THAT is HOW IT IS DONE! KUDOs, GENTLEMEN!! Absolutely FANTASTICE! Excellent workmanship, precise engineering, remarkable flight exhibition!! Captured 100% of my attention all the way through the flight! The original Messerschmitt Me 328 was a prototype pulsejet-powered fighter aircraft designed and produced by Messerschmitt AG. It was initially designated as the P1073 in 1941, supposedly a "parasite aircraft" that would protect Luftwaffe bomber formations from Allied fighter aircraft and was mostly build of wood. An extendible skid sufficed for landing gear and the ME 328 was never put into production. All of that said...I"M HAPPY to see that our RC fraternity FINALLY did something with it!!!!! YAY!!!
Definitely something you don’t see every day. Very VERY nice model. Congrats
this one rips! man... that sound. my friend and i made a pulsejet a few years back, the neighbor across the field said the curls in his wifes hair straighten out when we got to start ;)
Can't say enough good things about that model. Amazing in every respect. Genius design. Congratulations!!
What a history lesson! I study WW2, hearing this, even in a smaller scale brings the significance of those times to life.
Superb landing, and what a sound! 😀
Beautiful sound and flying of the Spatz
That is peak RC.
Such a wonderful model, flight and film.
Well done!! Such a cool reproduction. It was fun to hear it and see it fly. Thank you for sharing your talent and video.
Wie sehr habe ich das verpasst, ich wäre so gerne wieder dabei gewesen.
Toll, dass Sie das mit uns geteilt haben, so konnte ich noch einmal einen Eindruck von der tollen Atmosphäre bekommen.
That's pretty cool!
Days of Speed and Thunder is a very nice Event in Rothenburg. Very nice Models, cool People there and the sound is great. It's a pity that the event is only once a year.
You'll pardon my laughter. People who build things like this just for fun make delightful toys, and my smile just naturally turns into laughter. I can't help it. That motor is just so absurdly powerful.....not to mention that pulse jets are such Rube Goldberg devices......witness it takes 2 leaf blowers (or whatever that second one was) to get it started.
Fantastical.....speechless....this is the beauty of bigger/larger scaled models ...you get a glimpse of what was or could be....very, very interesting... congratulations on the flight....and ut looked fast.
I can't believe that the landing would be that smooth. Awesome!
Excellent modeling. Excellent piloting. Excellent filming..
That looks very fast,and the best looking RC I have ever seen.
Expert camera operator. Much appreciated, thank you. Love the model.
When the engine stopped running at the end, I really got the chills after learning about the V1 and V2 units
Yep, you had no worries if you could hear the jet buzzing away, if it went silent then you were in trouble. Very ominous sounding plane.
I wish they would put cameras in these things. I know some do but it would be incredible if the camera was in this outstanding aircraft.
WOW! That is impressive! Fantastic to see it flying so fast with that pulse jet engine too. What is the scale speed of that plane as shown? (does it exceed the speed of the real original full size aircraft?).
As I was watching it fly by fast, or off into a climb or roll or coming back towards the camera, I imagined how difficult it would be for a gunner on a bomber to try to track or anticipate (and hit) it with a .50 caliber machine gun. The jet was so fast!
Also, congratulations to the builder/pilot for making such a great scale model, and flying it with such skill and speed. Bravo!
Even the takeoff was impressive, and a gliding landing too. Bravo!
Google search found this for the HE-162: The specification stipulated various performance requirements, including a maximum weight of 2,000 kg (4,400 lb), a maximum speed of 750 km/h (470 mph) at sea level, an operational endurance at least a half hour, while the takeoff distance was to be no greater than 500 m (1,640 ft).
That was perfect..beautiful flying super realistic looking and sounded great....fast
I took some classes in aerodynamics and aircraft design back in the late 80s and one of the interesting things that was presented was an analysis of the He-162 and it was stated that it was a very good designed airframe, aerodynamics and ease of flying. With a different engine instead of a pulse jet, like a small turbine like we have today it would make a great sport plane
The He 162 was designed for and built with a turbo jet engine, not a pulse jet.
It would probably look similar to an A10 thunderbolt if it had two jet engines behind the cockpit
@@stejer211 yes, powered by BMW-109 engines. I reread my post and it's not clear, sorry for the confusion.
I was trying to say that in the class the teacher was saying the aerodynamics design would do well today with a modern small turbine engine. And trying to say that it would not use a pulse jet like the model in the video.
Sorry, I typed and posted while doing something else and what was in my mind wasn't what my fingers did.
@@sludge801beats a case of "form follows function" which is why most birds are designed similar and most fish have similar design to do the same job in the water environment. I hear people complaining that most cars are starting to look the same but if the designer is trying to achieve higher fuel mileage they have to do the most efficient aerodynamics and our universe follows set physics they all have to follow so all the designs are going to be similar.
At the subsonic airspeed and rear mounted engines with a canon in the nose your going to get very similar design requirements in the HE-162 & the A-10
@@ralphgesler5110 Tell me.
I hope no English blitz-survivors are living in Rothenburg. That sound might bring back some bad memories 😄. Really an amazing and stout replica! Well done!
The glide pitch attitude is wonderful given that when the motor stops, the reed valves on the front of the motor automatically close and that must present one heck of a "Wall of drag".
Luv the noise . . would wake the park keeper and all his ancestors up !
Super Gleiteigenschaft!
your won't believe how loud these RC pulse jet engine are. They are essentially gas powered noise generators that produce thrust as a side effect. The big ones in WW2 were audible from many miles away.
Amazing model! Thank you! The sound alone is truly frightening! I guess it was a year of work for this one!! Bravo, man!! Mike, Radebeul
I remember seeing a guy using a pulse jet to power a U-control plane in the late 60's. He started it with a bicycle pump
Beautiful!!!!!
Great sound,great plane
I bet there were a few elderly grandmothers out there thought the doodle bugs were back again. Pulse jets simple technology but not an easy subject to master
How awesome is the performance of the pulsejet!
Great flight guys.
That must bring back some (sound) memories to the UK for the older generation!
Superb, and what a smooth glide landing.
Meisterhaft, in jeder Hinsicht. Eine der tollsten Aufnahmen eines Modellflugs, die ich je gesehen habe. Da fehlt nur noch Hanna Reitsch als Pilotin.
Great flight. The wingtip lights when she came gliding in looked full scale.
Outstanding!
I love how well you controlled its descent after flameout. I often practice a power loss with my panes and they rarely come down that gently!
bravo la cameramen, très belle maquette💙💙🤍🤍💖💖
I’ve never seen a pulse jet powered plane before, jets running but not in a plane….brilliant
I think it’s really cool to see obscure/not well known prototypes to get their own functioning models
Отличный пилотаж и манёвры!!!И движок супер,шустрее винтовых.