GLASS ROCKET ENGINE 

RC Me-163 with accurate “long running time” rocket engine time

I was thinking Tom Stanton would be a fun pairing. Like Abbott and Costello type dynamic

How about a contract with the department of defense, at least 0.1% of their budget

Petersripol would be perfect

That’s a Good Idea 👍

He has been at it for a while, although his first videos were verry good too.

A colab with Xyla would be interesting. Not sure how their personalities would mesh but I can just imagine a giant wood and fiberglass rocket with Integza's engine or maybe they strap some engines to a Christmas tree. Another interesting option would be Peter Stripol.

I agree and please like my comment

Great job! What the heck is a kilogram?!

@@gcstudios9091 it's a gram of one kilometer in size

A Kilogramm is Something Like a Pound.Simply it's a yust a unit for weight.I hope I was able to help.

​@@gcstudios9091it's one of those drug bust terms,😂

no reply? let me change that

That sounds really fun lol

There’s a lot of shots of stuff exploding in my face that I didn’t put in the video because RU-vid would deplatform me , I tried to do one with pure oxygen and hydrogen and let me tell you, that was a bang !!!

@@integza you could make a channel where you just show the clips where your experiments went hilariously wrong!

​@@qdr1293mayhe upload it to a different platform

I think you were not paying attention during this video, maybe? Calcium permagnitate plus hydrogen peroxide equals steam and oxygen! @integza 3d print a steam cleaner using this reaction! Maybe don't ignite and mix it with fuel tho? Haha! My mind is blown! 👍🤯

@@seebeedee The irony. He's using potassium* permanganate*.

@@harms123 🤓

@@seebeedee Oh, no, that's not what I meant; I want to see some of the chemical math. Sure, the physical reactions are cool, but I want to have a better "visualization" of the reactions if that makes sense?

Maybe the next give-aways will be with CNC machines 😂😝

im an engineer myself and this was literally one of my best projects i did. but it has a very big flaw, your electrolyzer has to be very efficient which means that you have to use platinum-group metal catalysts which are very expensive. other types of electrolyzers are cheaper but also not nearly efficient as an PEM. the current and energy needed is another critical point, but you can reduce the required current by raising the temperature. also it is very tricky on how you design your combustion mixture. typically you would aim for the lowest air:fuel-ratio which would be Knallgas with a ratio of 2:1 but that is very dangerous to deal with. i ended up using the gas for a pneumatic system which also has a little pulse thruster, but this is only for stability purposes of a satellit and cant be scaled up before something blows up but i would love to see integza try his best

This is an awful idea ! The components to do this would far outweigh the thrust it would ever produce. It’s pie in the sky nonsense, perpetuated by American idiots trying and failing to do this with cars. 😂

You are getting the printer !

@@demirkeskin2264 ye

cool, but extremely inefficient idea :)

Don't forget that his accent is also disappearing! Which I've never seen an adult do.

Damn I always wanted a 3d printer. Looks like it's not meant to be. There's a comment with 2.1 k likes!!!!😶

but they all melted

Yes , also pasta 🍝 can be used 😁. It's a good idea 💡.

I liked your idea brother but ( Italiano - what are you doing )😂😊

Pasta sounds better 😁.

What about eggs 🥚? .😊

Why wouldn't you just use a distiller? The peroxide boils at a lower temperature than water, so you can get very near 100% after maybe 2 passes.

Be really careful with this man, many people have wanted HTP in the rocket industry and many have suffered quite potent explosions. Not saying don't do it, but just plan for it to explode at any point and for you not to be injured/building burnt down etc when it does. Peroxide is just forgiving enough to let you make really dangerous mistakes.

@@jaysengstacken2118 boiling high test peroxide is generally a great way to have an unexpected explosion

​@@jaysengstacken2118I guess we are making bombs in youtube now

Except the part where he did this indoors. Beyond stupid. 🙄

You seem to repeat yourself a great deal. Then you put little clips of the larger videos AFTER you've released the full-length video. Everything you know is fed to you by others directly into your earpiece, it has to be, because you're nowhere near as intelligent as others give you credit for. Yes, I am capable of judging in this instance, and I'm as thick as pudding.

i hope you sell enough posters to buy the new mazda. make a video about it when you do.

Thank you!!

Congratulations on finally reaching 1m subs! Absolutely worth it!

In the part where you were testing the nozzle it looked like you were having combustion instability try to add baffles either in the combustion chamber or tiny ones not ideally but in the throat of the nozzle in my calculations you were missing around 15-20% of the thrust due to unmixed fuel and combustion instability

the forces would probably rip them off before any meaningful lift is achieved

@@xorinzorLook up 'Roton'. It's been done.

​@@xorinzorAlso if that happens that means you need to increase the blade's angle. It should create resistance because if it's just free spinning of course it's not gonna do anything.

@@xorinzor Yah but it would be fun to watch! 🙂

A spinning out of control oxygen bottle is a dangerous idea.

That’s was just a test to see if someone watched the sponsor time, I didn’t ate it of course 😇

@@integzaof course we watch it, you make even the sponsors fun to watch!

yes im agree