This is just fantastic. From the fuel kart reminiscent of a geriatric hospital, to checking engines thrust and burning hands, to throwing ear protection off to the ground with hurry, and the model flying like a swarm of a million angry bees. Just incredible! Nice job.
NEVER ask a German Engineer this, unless you have 5 hours to listen INTENTLY, and a FIRM understanding of: Aerodynamics, Structural Engineering, Geopolitical Ramifications of the Second World War, and how to operate a Slide Rule at EXPERT level. Then and ONLY THEN may you venture to "Ask". 🤣
They sure did. The Me 328 with two. And the Heinkel He 280 with at different times four and even six argus pulse jets! Incidentally it was in this that the first ever use of an ejection seat occured when it was being towed by an He 111 to altitude (the pulse jets had to be moving at speed to be lit) the towing cables hitch release froze shut and the pilot Helmut Schenk used the bang seat and lived to tell the tale.
It doesn't reach the speeds of the single jet ones though, as many have commented and the video owner agrees. The reason being the extra drag the extra engines and fuel tanks add. I think this lack of power available to provide forward propulsion commensurate with a single engine, translates to inability to carry the same payload. This would have made the payload the German jets were able to deliver to London smaller. Less bang for a lot more Deutschmarks, even if the sound was a lot cooler at least.
if you haven't heard and seen one of these in real life, you should try to see one. Best chance are RC Club summer events. It is mind boggling how such small engines can make so much noise. these days in France and Germany you often need special permissions to let them fly as they are so noisy, hence the RC summer events.
bon les gars, vous avez du matos de fou, le triple pulso, les casques antibruit, et pour vérifier que les moteurs sont bien allumés, vous mettez la main ! c'est chaud hein... faites vous un petit fanion au bout d'un baton, ou même au bout de l'antenne de la radio je sais pas... mais vous brûlez pas ;-) J'ai assité à un vol de pulso il y a 20 ans, j'ai été subjugué par la puissance du son, que dire... vous êtes des grands malades !
En fait j'ai un mano monté sur les présurisations de chaque moteur, cela me permet de vérifier qu'ils fonctionnent tous les trois (c'est très compliqué d'entendre le 3ieme moteur démarrer quand on est proche du tripulso). Mais bon dans le stress du décollage il m'arrive de le vérifier manuellement.
Agree, but it was difficult to see it in flight as it blended into the background of the sky/clouds. Also looked like the camera had trouble tracking it.
wooooooweeee!!! What kinda speed is that doing? Must be at least 250 mph. Imagine what it must have been like for the pilot flying the twin argus pulse jet engined Messerschmitt Me 328? Apparently the vibration was to much so it didn't really work out.
That would be hard to fly, I kept losing sight of the plane in the sky just watching it I can’t imagine how you can keep it in sight while flying this plane.
When I flew RCs my biggest issue was knowing when I ran out of fuel and the engine stopped. Only could tell by the way it handled not the sound. No problem with that thing.
Superbe vidéo les gars, vous êtes des fous ^^. Juste par curiosité, ça fait combien de décibels cet engin ? Sinon continuez comme ça, vous me faites penser au youtubeur Igor Negoda.
Hey brutha maybe a more appropriate color would make it easier to see you know something loud that really stands out .. because I can't see it until its over head
Je suis curieux de savoir comment est construit le moteur. J’ai une petite idée mais cela ne suffit pas vraiment à comprendre de quoi est faite la bête. En tout cas c’est impressionnant
Regardez sur youtube le fonctionnement du pulsoreacteur. Il y a des vidéos explicatives très claires. C'est un moteur très simple de fonctionnement (en théorie)
For interest Mach 1 speed , The speed of sound (Mach 1) varies with altitude and temperature. If an aircraft is travelling at the speed of sound at sea-level then its speed will be 661 knots (760 miles per hour) or if it is travelling at the speed of sound at 30,000 feet then its speed will be 589 knots (677 miles per hour). Just for those thinking that this had anything to do with this models speed. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think any conventional rc model has approached the speed of sound yet.
@@nicolasm7012 Aahh vous êtes seulement des dingues alors 😆. Juste pour savoir, vous avez mis 3 pulsos parce que 1 seul ça fait pas assez de bruit ou bien c'etait trop simple a régler.. Ou bien vous êtes dingues ? 😁
@@goldnoob6191 la sonorité des 3 en fonctionnement est dantesque. Cela ne fait pas plus de bruit cela fait un bruit différent. Le défi d'assurer le démarrage des 3 et leur réglage avant décollage est assez sympa aussi.
Bonjour, Belle machine. Avez vous une idée duu rendement de ce type de moteur ? (le ratio consommation/puissance par rapport à un moteur thermique classique.)
Je peux simplement vous dire que à poussée égale le pulsoréacteur consomme 2 fois plus qu'un réacteur classique. La consommation des Z24 est de 1.5 litres pour 5 minutes.
Very cool, and I get it. But when you start having to drag gas cylinders to the flying field, it might be time that you have over thought the hobby! Great plane though.
Le bruit, le vol, la maîtrise lorsque les pulsoréacteurs se coupent : respect !
This is just fantastic. From the fuel kart reminiscent of a geriatric hospital, to checking engines thrust and burning hands, to throwing ear protection off to the ground with hurry, and the model flying like a swarm of a million angry bees. Just incredible! Nice job.
J'ai un ami qui avait un pulso, mais je ne l'avais jamais vu voler.
C'est assez incroyable. Bravo
You need to attach a GoPro to that thing...let us go along for the ride.
This is one of the most crazy RC's I've ever seen. Nice!
ua-cam.com/video/DPGDAZyQ44k/v-deo.htmlsi=nHyBeUUieDdcWGl5
@@NDC31400 yup that's right up there!
Very close to the XB-70 in appearance. Amazing flight control and sound!
Thought it was just me. XB-70 valkyrie is my FAVORITE!.
That was the best sound I heard in years, awesome
Great piloting and camera tracking, wonderful aircraft, well done.
FORMIDABLE Grand bravo aux concepteurs!
Even more stunning than the last pulse jet Vid I just watched!
Amazing sound, makes you wonder if the Germans thought of a multi engine V1 during WW2
With the same engine, there was the Me-328 project ua-cam.com/video/Kex5EYy9x6Q/v-deo.html
Huh show me German that thought about anything !!!!!!!!
NEVER ask a German Engineer this, unless you have 5 hours to listen INTENTLY, and a FIRM understanding of: Aerodynamics, Structural Engineering, Geopolitical Ramifications of the Second World War, and how to operate a Slide Rule at EXPERT level. Then and ONLY THEN may you venture to "Ask". 🤣
They sure did. The Me 328 with two. And the Heinkel He 280 with at different times four and even six argus pulse jets! Incidentally it was in this that the first ever use of an ejection seat occured when it was being towed by an He 111 to altitude (the pulse jets had to be moving at speed to be lit) the towing cables hitch release froze shut and the pilot Helmut Schenk used the bang seat and lived to tell the tale.
It doesn't reach the speeds of the single jet ones though, as many have commented and the video owner agrees. The reason being the extra drag the extra engines and fuel tanks add. I think this lack of power available to provide forward propulsion commensurate with a single engine, translates to inability to carry the same payload. This would have made the payload the German jets were able to deliver to London smaller. Less bang for a lot more Deutschmarks, even if the sound was a lot cooler at least.
congratulations!!!
This is the loudest model airplane in the world!!!
absolutely cool!!!😎😎😎
The pilot brilliantly mastered this beast. However the noise is infernal.
Awesome! What sounds better than a single pulse jet... 3 pulse jets! Well flown too.
Kudos.Great skills in handling this awesome craft.
if you haven't heard and seen one of these in real life, you should try to see one. Best chance are RC Club summer events. It is mind boggling how such small engines can make so much noise. these days in France and Germany you often need special permissions to let them fly as they are so noisy, hence the RC summer events.
bon les gars, vous avez du matos de fou, le triple pulso, les casques antibruit, et pour vérifier que les moteurs sont bien allumés, vous mettez la main ! c'est chaud hein... faites vous un petit fanion au bout d'un baton, ou même au bout de l'antenne de la radio je sais pas... mais vous brûlez pas ;-) J'ai assité à un vol de pulso il y a 20 ans, j'ai été subjugué par la puissance du son, que dire... vous êtes des grands malades !
En fait j'ai un mano monté sur les présurisations de chaque moteur, cela me permet de vérifier qu'ils fonctionnent tous les trois (c'est très compliqué d'entendre le 3ieme moteur démarrer quand on est proche du tripulso). Mais bon dans le stress du décollage il m'arrive de le vérifier manuellement.
Color me very impressed! Great job and engine off landing! WELL DONE!
Very good! Thank you for showing the video.
now you need 4 engines...
Good job, smooth set up and flying👍
That thing is mental but like all those pulse jets very fuel thirsty
Très impressionnant comme engin! Un gros paquet de décibel à gogo! 😉👍💤
Very cool. Greetings from Poland :)
Beautiful sound!
Agree, but it was difficult to see it in flight as it blended into the background of the sky/clouds. Also looked like the camera had trouble tracking it.
Jo on hienon brutaali soundi💯. Loistava työtä koneen rakentajilta ja pilotilta👍. Tuohon esitykseen ei kyllästy✨
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wooooooweeee!!! What kinda speed is that doing? Must be at least 250 mph. Imagine what it must have been like for the pilot flying the twin argus pulse jet engined Messerschmitt Me 328? Apparently the vibration was to much so it didn't really work out.
That is serious jet, love pulses
this is freaking brilliant!
That sound! Love it!
That would be hard to fly, I kept losing sight of the plane in the sky just watching it I can’t imagine how you can keep it in sight while flying this plane.
Thought the same thing when it disappeared from plain sight several times. Would be extremely hard to fly.
Its much easier in person. Plus when you have been doing it for 20 years it becomes second nature
You'd see it way clearer IRL. UA-cam compression + 720p eats smaller details in the background.
Awesome landing btw
I expected it to be faster with 3 to be honest. Its still very cool and well flown. Nice job
Just one pulse jet is usually such a horrible sound, but three together is actually an interesting sound, although probably deafening in real life...
Outstanding! 👍🏻
Dynajets? I used to watch these things in the 50s noisy dangerous things.
Not really mach 2.2 but what a wild sound! And, it is FAST.
mach2.2 is the name of an association in france which organizes jet rc meetings. Nothing to do with speed. The tripulso flies at 250 km/h
@@nicolasm7012 Thank you for the info. I don't think I'm the only one to make that mistake. LOL
put an FPV camara on that and fly free. sounds good!
Thanka, very impressive. three pulse jets. What is the top speed /
Holy smoke! What an incredible sound.
Did you just burn your fingers testing for jet pressure? 😳 😁😲
It's just to feel if the three motors are working. It's very complicated to hear 2 or 3 works when you're very close to the tripulso.
@@nicolasm7012 Using your hand or any part of your body to test if something is on fire is stupid.
@@toolbaggersil s'agit plus d'un souffle d'explosion que d'une flamme.
They look like the old jetex engines
Great experiment,sounds like an RX engine
Three sounds a LOT better than one!
When I flew RCs my biggest issue was knowing when I ran out of fuel and the engine stopped. Only could tell by the way it handled not the sound. No problem with that thing.
What is it with pulse jets and people starting the video 8 hours before it starts up?
Nice plane , good pilot . Looks like a greater site to fly at . Any info on plane and engines , please .
браво!
OMFG...that was awesome!
I have seen these in the UK they sound awesome with 1 or 2 engines so 3 would sound brilliant. Make a sound generator with these for electrick cars
💕💕😍😍💗💗
Superbe vidéo les gars, vous êtes des fous ^^. Juste par curiosité, ça fait combien de décibels cet engin ? Sinon continuez comme ça, vous me faites penser au youtubeur Igor Negoda.
Environ 140. Merci pour votre commentaire.
complimenti ragazzo ,la cosa piu' bella e quando butti via le cuffie
How insane do you want to make it? Yes
now thats something else.
Great!
Pure madness !😅
Utter madness lol I love it 😂
imagine hundreds of these diving at you like a drone swarm. teh sound would be terrifying
Compared to this, german ww2 Stuka sounds as terrifying as a pc cooling fan...
Nice. Maximum speed would be interesting to know ...?...
about 300Km/h
Hey brutha maybe a more appropriate color would make it easier to see you know something loud that really stands out .. because I can't see it until its over head
Bravo ça fonctionne bien en plus
😎👍
NIIIIICE 👌🏻
That right there is a weapon system.
Je suis curieux de savoir comment est construit le moteur. J’ai une petite idée mais cela ne suffit pas vraiment à comprendre de quoi est faite la bête.
En tout cas c’est impressionnant
Regardez sur youtube le fonctionnement du pulsoreacteur. Il y a des vidéos explicatives très claires. C'est un moteur très simple de fonctionnement (en théorie)
For interest Mach 1 speed , The speed of sound (Mach 1) varies with altitude and temperature. If an aircraft is travelling at the speed of sound at sea-level then its speed will be 661 knots (760 miles per hour) or if it is travelling at the speed of sound at 30,000 feet then its speed will be 589 knots (677 miles per hour). Just for those thinking that this had anything to do with this models speed. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think any conventional rc model has approached the speed of sound yet.
RC record is 749 kph 465 mph
R/C dynamic soaring sailplaines... 548mph. Search UA-cam for "Dynamic Soaring - 882 kph 548 mph World Record eye witness pov | Record RC Airplane Speed transonic".
Amazing how long that fuel lasts.
Woof !!! 😂
Je vous dis pas la concentration pour pas perdre de vue la bête !!!
Bravo
if there was air out there, it could do intersteller space flights real quick with thoes power packs.
those fuel tanks are so skew, I'm surprised the thing didnt fly in opposite directions
Very cool
Kick the tires light the fires and hang on for a #10 LEVEL PUCKER FACKTOR FLIGHT!!!
very nice!
What is the top speed?
300km/h
Ces retraités, je savais que c'etait des dangereux !
Mouaha... pas encore l'âge de la retraite 😅
@@nicolasm7012 Aahh vous êtes seulement des dingues alors 😆.
Juste pour savoir, vous avez mis 3 pulsos parce que 1 seul ça fait pas assez de bruit ou bien c'etait trop simple a régler.. Ou bien vous êtes dingues ? 😁
@@goldnoob6191 la sonorité des 3 en fonctionnement est dantesque. Cela ne fait pas plus de bruit cela fait un bruit différent. Le défi d'assurer le démarrage des 3 et leur réglage avant décollage est assez sympa aussi.
@@nicolasm7012 J'avoue que la sonorité est excellente, on dirait un gros 2T !
Amusez cois bien et bon vol
👍
Madness
I think each motor has 10 lbs thrust.
insaniti
أجل لقد أصبح لدينا المزيد من الزبناء الكرام ؟ هدا لأن منتجنا أعطى المفعول مباشرة بعد أو إستعمال
👍👍👏👏👏👏👏 🇧🇷
Schade das Ihr mit der Kamera nicht klar kommt 😢
Where's the point when it fly through it's pilot?🤕
We'll do that on the next flight.
Hi. How much weight is this plane?
11kg with the fuel.
Абалдеть!
Trop de pulso tue le pulso... 🤣
Talk about being on pins and needles to fly that ...
What's the speed ? And thrust?
3x 3.7kg and 280 km/h
Russian “ stealth drone”.
fucking crazy :)
That's definitely not mach 2 mach 1 is around 700 MPH if I'm correct
Mach 1 660mph and mach 2 the double…
mach2.2 is the name of an association in france which organizes jet rc meetings. Nothing to do with speed. The tripulso flies at 250 km/h
@@pyrokreisgrevenbroich7486
Mach 1 is approximately 761 mph
Bonjour,
Belle machine.
Avez vous une idée duu rendement de ce type de moteur ?
(le ratio consommation/puissance par rapport à un moteur thermique classique.)
Je peux simplement vous dire que à poussée égale le pulsoréacteur consomme 2 fois plus qu'un réacteur classique. La consommation des Z24 est de 1.5 litres pour 5 minutes.
@@nicolasm7012 OK merci beaucoup.
C'est très gourmand en carburant. 😁
Ça n'est n'est donc pas une bonne option pour un Ulm de.
Salutations sincères
Needs a Stuka siren
Very cool, and I get it. But when you start having to drag gas cylinders to the flying field, it might be time that you have over thought the hobby! Great plane though.
It's not gas cylinders, it's compressed air.
@@nicolasm7012 I mean no harm. But how is compressed air not a gas cylinder? Lol.
@@jdplus3 There's no problem.
Compressed air is used to start the engines. My air reserve is made from an old gas bottle.
@@nicolasm7012 I’m just a grumpy old man who flies crappy airplanes
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What's the top speed in straight and level?
27 MPH