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What does not inspire confidence in me is that they are toying around with what appears to be a small General Electric CJ610 turbojet engine, developed in the 6
by JorgeGT 11y ago
What does not inspire confidence in me is that they are toying around with what appears to be a small General Electric CJ610 turbojet engine, developed in the 60s from the earlier J85. Doesn't seem like the best propulsive plant for a supersonic airliner!
Their engine: http://boom.aero/assets/press-bg-7481f004eff02964a90134c6a46606ab.jpg http://boom.aero/assets/press-bg-7481f004eff02964a90134c6a46...
Reference picture: http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t301/planedr2k7/100_0177.jpg http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t301/planedr2k7/100_0177....
- neurotech1 11y agoA CJ610 engine doesn't have complicated electronics to integrate, and would allow aerodynamic test data from a subscale model. For comparison, the two J85 engines in a F-5E could push it to over M1.4 at altitude.