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Re: [DIYGasTurbines] Re: Turbine powered Jetski?

Does anyone have any videos with any turbine powered jet skis? I have seen one
vid and I can't find it. The jet ski was out of the water. I am really wanting
to build one. Need as much info as I can. www.wpsturbines.com has some very
limited info. Just a picture that says we can put them in sea doo's. Please help
me. Anxious for this.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Marshall Piper <marshall01@...>

Date: Sun, 12 Jul 2009 09:06:41
To: diygasturbines@yahoogroups.com<diygasturbines@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [DIYGasTurbines] Re: Turbine powered Jetski?



I guess you won't be diving through the waves with that unit EH

Marshall



To: DIYGasTurbines@yahoogroups.com
From: alpineglobalprivate@...
Date: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 08:18:53 +0000
Subject: [DIYGasTurbines] Re: Turbine powered Jetski?







I have a newer 1100ZXI Kawasaki jetski with a 3 cylinder OEM 2-stroke motor in
it. I intend to toss one of my Tiernay TT10 turboshafts into it at some point.
The main project will be routing the exhaust and converting the
autostart/constant run control box over to a throttled able control system. The
rpm is 55k and the output at 100% is 12k. I think this will be about nice, but I
may have to put a 2:1 reduction unit in it. You can see what it looks like
stripped out of the genset at:
http://www.alpineworldwide.com/engine_applications.htm
The other problem is the output shaft is on the cold end, which if exhaust faces
aft, then shaft direction will require vector reversal.
Or I will have to get fancy with the exhaust and figure out some way to 180* it.
I think the shaft mod would be easier.
OK, what was the question again?
My Tiernay is supposed to be like 85 or 100hp which may not even be as much as
the original motor (which is still good, I think-have never run it.) I will have
to investigate the original motor specs to see what to expect hp-wise and rpm
wise to drive the waterjet.

But imagine firing up a turbine jetski at the dock at the lake...
HEE HEE HEE,,..... Yah, BABY!
Even if it only goes moderately fast, it will be a super magnet.
Good luck as you are entering the self-engineering zone. My personal hold up is
lack of time due to 6 million projects.
-Christian

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> I have been on the hunt for some time now for a turbine "kit" for a jet ski
> I have that has got a sour motor. Not a very old Jet ski. all is still
> good but the motor is just getting tired. I just would love to drop a turbine
> into one. I have seen them a couple of times online but info on them is
> really lacking. Can anyone help me?
>
> Morgan
>
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I have been on the hunt for some time now for a turbine "kit" for a jet ski I have that has got a sour motor. Not a very old Jet ski. all is still good but...
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I have a newer 1100ZXI Kawasaki jetski with a 3 cylinder OEM 2-stroke motor in it. I intend to toss one of my Tiernay TT10 turboshafts into it at some point....
Christian von Delius
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I guess you won't be diving through the waves with that unit EH Marshall To: DIYGasTurbines@yahoogroups.com From: alpineglobalprivate@... Date: Fri, 10...
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The whole point is to fly! Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T ... From: Marshall Piper <marshall01@...> Date: Sun, 12 Jul 2009 09:06:41 To:...
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Does anyone have any videos with any turbine powered jet skis? I have seen one vid and I can't find it. The jet ski was out of the water. I am really wanting...
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marco21falcon
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Found a couple pics: Some pics of a turbine powered Seadoo: http://www.pbase.com/gtmurph/turbinejetski A jet ski: ...
Jesse
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Jul 12, 2009
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The horizontal exhaust version is what I am envisioning for my conversion. Thanks for sharing the photos-excellent finds. -Christian --...
Christian von Delius
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Hi Morgan Have a look at these guys http://www.wpsturbines.com/ Cheers John ... From: moyo8680@... To: DIYGasTurbines@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, July...
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I actually tried to find one this morning because I have been thinking about the same thing. Let me know if you find anything. Thanks ... From:...
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I have seen a kit some years ago. And I even saw a few videos on youtube or something like that. But never one in water. Just running static....
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