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My
only experience with Jetex engines with a No. 50B, and that was
back in the early 1970s. It was attached to a dime store type Guillows
glider - the king where the wing, stab, and fin slid into slits in the
fuselage. Once the engine finally ignited, the glider took off with
a cool hissing sound and headed skyward. The glider had been trimmed
to fly smoothly with power off. I can remember having a heck of a time
getting the crappy little piece of chemical-coated wire wick to stay
lit as it passed through the Jetex's nozzle. Looking back from this
perspective, I do believe I was fairly inept at a lot of things at the
time, so maybe that was the entire problem. Maybe someday I'll pull
my Jetex No. 50 from its package
and determine whether I've gotten any better at simple things since
then ;-) Jetex Jet Engine Ad
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Jetex No. 50B "Contest Special" - a sturdier version of the
No. 50 "Standard", designed specifically for use with an augmenter tube.
Price, with fuel, wick, instructions, and 6-INCH Augmenter Tube
$2.95 Jetex No. 50 fuel-6 pellets with wick and spare washers
$ .50 15 pellets with wick and spare washers. $1.00 Its
streamlined proportions make this the ideal engine for average-size
scale models of jet fighter planes. The 12-inch augmenter tube, available
separately, may be used as a structural member of such models.
Price, complete with fuel, wick, instructions $4.95 12-inch
augmenter tube for "Jetmaster" (may also be used with the No. 600 "Scorpion")
$ .95 Jetex No. 150 "Red Spot" fuel-10 pellets with wick and
spare washers $ .95 The newest, largest, and most efficient
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600 "Red Spot" fuel-10 pellets with wick and spare washers $1.95
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