No parts were damaged in this video 😂

Stupid teardown.. Hahha

To Some People It’s Junk Or Spare Parts.

This engine looks as it had been in a crashed plane. As you can see, also the inside is very dirty, so it might have sucked a lot of dirt, causing damage to all parts inside. Since I have seen a turbine blowing up mid air, I would not put that into a model any more, to not harm people. So for me it is ok to disassemble it even with that care shown in the video.

@@Maxfahrer good observation, so different to so many stupids that don't see the real idea behind the intention of the video.

TrippleZ3D it will never run again. He destroyed the rear compressor blade and totally wreck d the fuel distribution plumbing. He's got about a $2600.00 pile of bits n pieces.

My heart dropped thinking about this daunting task. Hahaha

Lol

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Dude it's a broken turbine. Relax

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I agree.. I watched this in horror.. he didn't have to cut it..

I can make better of this do you want rc engine with 5000 trust ha

@@galaxymyt4834 . Yes I want

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It's his money? He can do whatever TF he wants to.

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He's going to have extra parts.... I call them "spares".

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True this video hurts to watch

I dont think it can be repaired by common tools.

@@Kal-0000 sure

By the looks of it it seems to have oxidized and ingested massive amounts of fod. I think it was envoled in a crash because the side mounts are bent out of axis. Most likely beyond economical repair.

Its possible for other persons to repair that. It hurts to see that guy take a saw and cut this AMT Engine into pices, because he have no idea how to remove each part! He cut the shaft because he dont know that you loosen the nut in right turn.

He didnt made the engine allryt He's just exploring it

YES PLEASE MAKE ONE

No please

Why? Looks fun.

It sounded like it already had issues and was well used anyhow. Suppose he makes more than the value of fixing or replacing it from uploading this interesting video, what problem can you see with this?

They are worth like 20 grand each. Or maybe 10 grand.

@@Justwantahover lol nonsense

@@edism How much are they, are they cheaper?

@@Justwantahover Much cheaper, £1,500 - 2,500

BTW: I was talking about the compressor at 3:50 . I think the reason it’s like that is because this turbine is more like a turbojet, and not a turbofan. It doesn’t use bypass air for thrust. Right ?

@@radicaltronic1855 that's Centrifugal Compressor similar to the ones used in car turbochargers, it's much simpler and safer design than Axial compressors used in modern real jet engines. Actually very first, pre WWII jet engines were using same system, British Meteor jet fighters were using engines of this type. Today all commercially available mass produced RC model jets are using CC engines, while there are Axial powered prototypes this things are insanely expensive and noone has figured out mass production of them yet.

That "dirt" is mainly water corrosion, the engine has clearly been submerged at some point. besides that the main components of the engine with the exception of the bearings and possibly the main shaft were salvagable. if you look closely there were no signs of the turbine or compressor wheel having made contact with the housing or stator ring.

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@@sunilshine8010 . Can you make jet engine?

@@QuizWave594 Yes I can.... But I don every materials ....

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Nothing was damaged but if it doesn’t ever get reassemble. True

It wasn't functional.. the main shaft was split in half and the ball bearings had fallen out of their sockets. My guess is that the bearings failed and sent those balls into the engine effectively destroying the engine. Breath a sigh of relief because I was there with you until I saw the whole thing.

@@ejkk9513 Not quite true, the bearings may have been destroyed but the turbine wheel and stator wheels including the turbine wheel housing were perfectly usable, a bit dirty - yes but salvagable meaning that it was not a catastrophic failure and could have been repaired relatively easily. I have done it myself with an older frank turbine engine.

@wind of change you don't sound like an axial turbine expert.

No, look carefully at the shaft when he tests it the second time. It retracts when there's no torque from the motor or when it's exceeded by the turbine's shaft.

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The races have ceramic balls to take the heat and are lubricated using oil in the fuel around 4%

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9mWja2BqsC0ZHk.html something like in this video can use such an engine

@@abhishekgourav6144 Yeah like that but then it will be too small. Thanks for the reply..

@runningwolfkenpo I thing that monster of a engine is used for both of them..

1:10 fighter jet RC

First of all it is not $5,000 Second of all it was destroyed before he even got it.

Edwin-F-104 first of all, the most expensive JetCat turbine on the market today is $12,000. This one was around $4,200 so you're right.

наверное потому что он уже свое отработал

Nothing about these turbines is off the shelf

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These engines are serviced every 25h. So not sure what are you talking about.

@@edwinator46 The design makes it hard to service the engine.