Jet Powered Scooter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2022
- I Mount a Jet Engine on my Electric Scooter to see just how crazy it will be and how fast it can go!.
The electric scooter that I'm using is an all-wheel drive Fiido Beast, the jet turbine has almost 100 lb of thrust, it's a really crazy project and one of the few projects that I was actually a little afraid of a little.
The scooter has a combined weight with me as the rider of about 300 lb, so that is quite the power-to-weight ratio.
The scooter was a ton of fun even without the jet engine I have taken this thing on road Off-Road and I usually get to the store faster on the scooter than in the car, in the city at least.
Here's Links to the Fiido Beast Electric Scooter and the HydroDiesel, after riding this scooter I never looked at any other scooter the same again, I have so much fun on this thing!.
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Watch this in 4k when possible, it looks incredibly awesome !
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I can't believe nobody came out of their homes wondering why a jet engine sounded so close. Imagine chilling in your living room, and then hearing the sound of that turbine spinning up and thinking "did they build an airport nearby?"
TBH the whole video FIRST im impressed , SECONDINGLY where the hell are PPL @ no one poke their faces out lol ??
@@DR-pl2zi third, how did his hat stay on at 60 mph without turning it around backwards?
@@DallinDyer lmao 🤣💯 I've done 62mph on high octane ported gtr46 GOPED AND yes I agree with YOU 🤣💯
@@DR-pl2zi haha seriously though, its impressive
LOL , it will scare me as fuck if i hear that while im chilling xD
Can we appreciate how clean this guy's welding is
They are real welds too.. not tiktok welds
He sure takes pride is his skills! 👍☕️☕️☕️🐿🇨🇦
I ran auto service departments for years....I've seen ONE other guy who had welds like that. That's in 30 years!
@@zeus6793 best looking welds look like chicken shit with no bubbles 😹👍
MIG is our fav welding
Stainless is too toxic
We had 2 uncles die from throat cancer from that
Bro you obviously never been on the internet before. Rule #1 is never complement a tradesmen on his work. Especially welding!!
That is balls of steel right there! I could see the jet engine getting you up to 100 mph. I just don't think you'd make it out in 1 piece. Good thing you knew when the steering was getting so hard to control, you just knew it was time to slow the hell down! This is super cool, but also super dangerous! Super sick engine and very fun test!
Your fabrication skills are next level. Truly remarkable to watch your process.
Imagine a 1960’s TV commercial for an older version of this product. I could totally see a rudimentary version of this being a toy company’s best/worst idea. Example: Lawn Darts, gas powered pogo sticks, and 3-wheelers
Those were all great ideas anyways. Expecially 3 wheelers. Those things are fun. Stuff needs to stop being banned because of dumbasses not being careful.
@@123123boobies I agree, I had one for a long time..just gotta know how to ride it
@Space Ghost EZ bake ovens were no prize either
@@StopSayingGaslit My little sister had one! I bake cookies in it!
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"Get up and do something with yourself. Learn some skills, build stuff and have fun." I admire that mindset sir, thanks a lot.
Impressed with his build! Who the heck has all the right machines at their disposal to fabricate such a beast of a scooter.?!?!?!
That cage is gorgeous, looks too good really
Thank you
I feel like a bad dismount on that would be like a motorcycle crash. I'd want full skid gear/padding/neck bracing for that.
Yes true
Serious lack of PPE. Organ donor scenario. Balls the size of Zelensky though. Cell phone with a speed app would have helped with the jet propulsion only run.
@@Retro_Rich Zelensky has balls? Zelensky is a fucking neo con puppet. Fucked up his country when the Russians were offering deals for years.
@@Retro_Rich my town has a rentable online ran scooter service for standing or sitting models a couple of months ago. The fine print states the need of pads but no one does. One girl on her first ride wiped out and needs facial reconstruction from a broken face. Other injuries are still coming into the hospital. That company was trying to hire guys to run around and pick up scooters but I don't want to be tied to that company unless I'm desperate for work.
At least he put helmet on eventually. Being a meat crayon is no good for anyone. It can happen from something as simple as a squirrel running across the road.
Wow, this is the 2nd video I have watched on your channel, and all I can say is thank you so much for your content, can’t wait to binge watch, and you are absolutely fearless.
Absolutely amazing work 👏🏼
OH MY GOSH...
This guy is the guy. He is literally *THE* guy.
This is by far the best thing you've done, you could market this in kit form so other completely crazy scooter owners can try to kill themselves on it, I can hardly imagine a more dangerous machine to use on a public road, GREAT, I want MORE!
I was thinking about doing that
@@WarpedPerception It would make a great kit to be honest
@@WarpedPerception DOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IT
@@WarpedPerception $$$$ I would buy a kit from you if you start selling them. Would be the only reason I'd want the scooter lol.
Until someone dies
We should build a jet powered Power Wheels ride on toy... 🎆
Let's do it I heard from my brother rich your good guys
Put a jet engine temporarily on the jetboat
@@WarpedPerception I’d buy something like that
Can I have one
😅👍
This has got to be the craziest and cleanest project build you have done to date. Kudos on the fabrication and final outcome. Way too cool !
Thanks, I thought the newest go-kart came out clean too
I think those high power scooters are dangerous as hell, and you put a jet engine on it! Great job putting it all together. Looks awesome!
This is absolutely rad, the sound of the jet winding down as you come to a stop is so badass
The quintessential "cruisin' for a bruisin"! I'd be decked out like Mortis the Safety Tortois. Your fabrication is outstanding. Those seams on the fuel tanks look like a robot welded them.
I'm impressed with your design and fabrication skills! Great video s
Amazing build. Really inspiring and beautiful.
How'd I miss this, awesome scooter by itself. That jet cage looks awesome. The whole project is a complete success. Thanks for sharing!
This was awesome! The small wheels would probably be sketchy at high speeds, but if they were bigger you'd get way less wobble.
He was riding the scooter the wrong way so his stability wasn’t good because he was standing forwards with both feet right next to each other and not in front of each other so that’s why it’s wobbly
That's why steering dampers exist
@@AlexandreChateauneuf yeah well I can’t afford stuff like that
@@glitchmaster643 A high quality one would cost you less than 60 bucks, would you rather instead pay with your life? It wouldn't burn a hole through your wallet that's for sure.
if you are concerned about speed wobble a bike would be a lot better really.
It would be wonderful if you could make a video explaining how all the electronics work and everything that needs to be done so that one can recreate these projects at home.
No
bro no way he will let entire humanity travel using scooters with fighter jet engines.
Nah.. people will be hittin windows instead of curbs.
No
Ur a hero brother. All your projects have my grandson inspired. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Dish
Jet powered ANYTHING from WP and I pause whatever other video I’m watching!! 🔥🔥🔥
You're crazy Matt. You take the ludicrous and make it happen! What an awesome little scooter project. You never cease to amaze me.
Oh, and shame on you for not wearing your helmet that first ride. 😢😉
Was anyone else impressed by his clean welds??
Зачем мне швы ,главное ноги и голова целы!
Yes.
This guy is very talented. The final product looks like how it would come from the factory if they offered a jet powered option
Regen brakes has a little magnet and a hall effect sensor built into the brake lever. Depending on how far you pull the brake, the resistance of the sensor will change providing feedback to the motor controller. Basically it tells how strong the regen should happen.
Really appreciate all the awesome fab work that goes into these projects. Really inspiring and what i'd hope to be able to do someday in my own garage. Full design to part. Tons of hardwork that goes into these videos, only shown in a little 30 second clip, so we can have these awesome engineering videos.
This is a show of mastery of talent, fabrication and ingenuity.
Unbelievable! I can only imagine the adrenaline rush of riding a jet-powered scooter. It's mind-boggling how fast it can go. I'm curious to know what top speed was reached during the ride. The thrill and excitement must be off the charts. I hope to experience something like this one day too! 🚀🔥🛴
Awesome! A scooter with a jet engine, unbelievable! You're a very skilled individual, hats off to you!
I just love the way you build stuff. Much respect to you!
"I've never ridden a jet powered scooter before, I was gonna bring my helmet but forgot it, but I do have my gloves. Let's see what happens!"
...definitely a "warped perception". Glad you survived it.
Brilliant, inspirational, great attitude.
Fantastic project.. Tell me what would I need to do a similar project.
Matt!!! I love it when you’re “in the lab” creating cool ideas man. I never know what I’m gonna get in the next video, but I always know it’s gonna be something fantastic.
The frame for the turbojet looks sick. Nice design.
I can not even believe how freaking cool you are. That was excellent and even more fascinating that it worked for you. I didn't even know you could buy a jet engine.
Thank you for much for share, I Like you work and the resoan is that you are hardworking guy, i like you
Awesome work! If you'd wanna improve this project, install a steering damper and change tyres to PMT.
As for safety, get full motorcycle gear and change stance to one foot in front and one back.
feet side by side is much safer, one foot forward only leaves one way to exit scooter. yes I know i've been trained in dismounting from trains, so like it or not, you;re wrong
@@grantandrew619 Trains 😂
“Ghetto neighborhood”? I’m not sure that words means what you think it means. 😜
GREAT scooter though! Thanks for making it and the video! Such a cool sound pulling up. You are a brave man!!!
I was looking for this comment!!! Suburban ghetto?? Makes no sense Haha matt rocks tho
Well, you saved me from typing that out myself. That's a beautiful neighborhood compared to where I live.
Cool project though, looks nice.
i was thinking the exact same thing. I was like bruh this video is cool and all but you think this is a Ghetto? Guess he doesn't know what a Favela is then 🤣
Wow so u can basically build ur own entire powerful electric bike from scratch so freaking talented wow i wish i had talent like u
Dude I love your creativity,can't wait to see what you do next,G.M.
Mad Respect for your technical skills mate - cool project
I love the sound of a jet engine 👍, too bad they burn so much fuel. Beautiful fabrication on the jet engine mount 👍.
I had considered building an experimental plane with 4 of the bigger jet cat engines. Roughly calculating around 80 gallons of fuel burn an hour.
1 of the great things about the Escooter in general is the fact that it doesn't make any noise and it doesn't pollute! Or use stinky fule!!
Great invention sir amazing! God bless you 🙏🙏
Would love to see you make another run with a speedometer, love the retro styling on the jet engine. Will definitely share this video, keep up the great content.
Thank you
@@WarpedPerception was this shot in palos off of 135th and harlem and by the wonder bread factory ? i live very close to you and i have a monster of a project id like to show u
@@MrMbuttron What big project are you talking about?
Measure the distance from the telephone poles and you can see how long it took in the video
@@ghostrunner2138 Being that’s all it takes to calculate the speed of his final run, how about you letting everyone know what that speed is? I’m sure Mike would like to know as well.
I would suspect that it's not regenerative braking that's causing the issue. Rather the motor controller can't cycle the magnet phases quick enough, meaning they won't be pushing/pulling at the correct time.
Alternatively you are indeed generating to much power and it is starting to flow backwards into the motor controllers. Regenerative braking works like this, but only when the brake switch is triggered and it is turned on.
If your scooter has a coasting function then it may solve the problem by turning it on.
Very true!
Yeah a coasting function would do it, I reached out to the manufacturer after this happened to see what they say they haven't got back to me yet
incredible, i explained exactly what was wrong with this setup and my comments were deleted
@@Blox117 why did you delete your comments? Because I didn't delete them.
@@WarpedPerception it was deleted by youtube. my comment told you that the magnets cause eddy currents that slow you down more as speed increases. you need to replace them with non-motor wheels.
That has been the coolest scooter I've ever seen my friend Period!!! You did an awesome job WOW 😲😲😲 congratulations thanks for sharing
That is too cool man great job I’m in Chicagoland area myself would love to see you riding that around 😂
I really wish you provide numbers like acceleration numbers, top speed, power to weight ratio, etc. It's gonna give us a lot better prospective to what we're looking at. Please, try to figure out some ways to do that in your next projects. Thank you for what you do anyway because it's great.
for what , this shit is dumb
Man! I wish I had a tenth of the equipment that you have!! That's figgin awesome!!!
I definitely never thought of that one. That's just cool.
Now that maybe one of the best uses of a mini jet I've ever seen..
Next time put ur smartphone in ur pocket with a GPS speedometer open, it will measure the maxspeed and save it so you can check it after u done with the run :)
one of the first test pilots of the allies after the war flew the ME 262 said the same, It was like being pushed my a giant angel...
Wow! You're brilliant. Definitely inspiring!
Very professional looking metal farbrication! Very fun looking and sounding ground vehicle!
Had you ever thought of having small small wings that would fold out w/ small hydraulics to power same.....so that one could, when safe, actually have the worlds first Jet Propelled Flying Scooter ! You could call it the "Defiant 2" ? !😉
Awesome video! Couple things:
- Steering damper. Bolts on easily and will drastically reduce that dreaded speed wobble.
- Street tires. Less rolling resistance and will be a lot smoother and faster. Should be easy to find them in the 10 or 11 inch size.
- Higher end scooter such as the Rion RE90. This scooter can hit 120 kmh (75 mph) WITHOUT a jet engine strapped to the back lol. (You should also be able to flash the controller to remove the speed limiter if it has one)
- If you get all 3 of those plus your jet engine expertise, you should be able to set the world record for fastest scooter ever! Cos why not!
It's an experiment, bro 🙄
@@quetimporta213 I realize that. All I wrote are simply suggestions, bro 😅
@@croman38 for what? Who cares? Or was pointless. You people
I have a nanrobot ls7+ and I've seen 62 mph. I'm curious about the controller flashing you mentioned. Do you know any companies that do it or maybe how to do it myself? I have two 50amp controllers in mine
@@quetimporta213 experiments that come into reality ;) and you can buy one in the future from your car dealer :P . Almost all vehicles that are fast have limiters, to abide by the law and avoid needing specialized permits to make them, as an owner you can remove them since its your product.
This build was absolutely amazing. I really love it, so well thought out and executed!
Thank you the awesome video and a complement on your mastery as a fabricator. In the spirit of inspiring it would be good to wear all proper gear, shorts and a button up won’t cut it.
I am surprised that it doesn't knock the thing right off the kickstand while it's starting up... This is uber-badass.
Man, your design and fab skills have really gone to a high standard.
-Maybe a simple steering damper will safely allow higher speeds! 😉
Your welds are really good looking dude, keep it up
Amazing!! You are our NEW IRONMAN in the next couple of years..
The fact that the front wheel starts to wobble at a certain speed is due to the scissors-type suspension design. With this type of suspension / design, the wheel actually always wants to turn 180° [to the direction of motion] because it would be so in a natural way in the track.😎
Example: If you have ever taken a closer look at the small castors of an office chair, you will have noticed that the point that holds them to one of the five struts of the office chair is not in the center but shifted outward.
If you hold a wheel at the top of the shaft and push it forward, the wheel immediately rotates 180° & naturally lies in line.
Exactly the same thing the wheel of the scooter wants to do.... If you were to turn the design 180° so that the suspension would face the rider (there are scooters that are built this way...) then the wheel would naturally lie in the track and cushion shocks.
Since e-scooters are usually designed without jet engine & such high speeds, such a scissor suspension design is still acceptable - although it is purely technically a misconstruction - because it brings unrest into the driving behavior, thus unsafe and ultimately dangerous..🙃
Kind regards,
ζicᾰdἒ_Διphφ 💫🛸😊
You see a similar thing in motorcycles. It's called the "Death Wobble", and once it starts you're pretty much guaranteed to go down. Basically, he's lucky he stopped when he did, as a crash was imminent. The thing is though, he's actually lucky he didn't just slam on the brakes, because when you're in a death wobble if you try to brake and stop, it's just going to get even more out of control. You just have to keep going and holding on, not trying to fight it. Trying to fight it just makes it worse. It will naturally correct itself. But most people panic and try to fight it, which is why they go down. It's not always correctable though, most of the time once it starts it can't be stopped. He's just lucky he was dealing with small wheels at a lower speed instead of large wheels. That's the only thing that kept it from being worse.
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I appreciated your awesome fabrication work and nice welds. The sound of that jet made me smile. I can imagine being in one of those houses and hearing that scooter go past, saying "WTF is that". Well done
The idea of looking out my window and watching someone fly by on a jet-powered scooter is absolutely hilarious to me.
Your engineering is A1 .. none better.
This is absolutely wild. Any guesses as to what the fastest speed you got on it was? Would love to try something like this out one day!
62km/h
Looked like about 40-45 MPH.
@@nighthawk0077 I've done more with my regular FLJ T11, comes also with 100km range which equates to 70km with my fat ass.
6:33 thank me later
9:14
Matt, you do great work. Top to bottom. Even your filming and editing are great. Always a pleasure when you put a new video out.
Nice build
The whole scooter shakes a lot! Not everyone can do it because they need all the machines what you do in your garage. But very nice job and it worked!👍🏻
Dude! First time on one of your videos, and I love that your work is so clean and well-done. It's really a joy to watch someone who does really nice work. Hats off!
Hats off… And helmets on! :-)
Пока не выехал мусоровоз!!!
Мусоровоз отработал иначе асфальт был бы мокрый от лепешки крови !!!!
To eliminate the wobble, you need to put one foot on the front, one on the back, and lean as much weight as you can over the handlebar. I do 120kmh (Moyatron) and my mate 146kmh (Rion) and we have no issues.
Geezus, that Moyatron goes over 55 mph out of the box, that's insane. I'm going to try that tactic next time
Dam man, the Ruin is 80mph, holy hell...that's just too fast for a scooter..
@@WarpedPerception Yeah the Rion is just nuts, I have tried it and the acceleration is plain scary. It has the same push fron the beginning until the end, even at 120kmh the wheels keep drifting.
Or, you know, just buy a steering damper.
I see maybe you have a camera on the handlebar? That could be causing some of the wobble. Also, your cellphone can measure your speed. 😉
Incredible fabrication!!!!!
Absolutely amazing that you make everything yourself! Hats of to you sir!
It is wonderful that some heroic people see the real questions that need to be solved. A question that many of use thought many times and than need to be answered. A question deep in our childish souls. - "What happens when I mount a jet engine on this." Thank you, good sir.
The thing that really amazed me was that there's not a single person around like it was shot at a ghost town - a really nice one.
Wow... cooled ... awesome
Always turn the gas turbine facing into the wind when starting. These mini jet engines don't like starting with a tail wind, and that sputtering wet/hot start you did at 9:52 could have been avoided if you oriented it correctly before starting. Awesome video!
Big jet engines don't like starting with a tailwind either! 😉
First time watching, let me say this was amazing. You’re also nuts😂. No way in hell
I’d have the balls to take a jet powered scooter I built myself up to 63+ mph without proper protection. Balls of steel bro!🤙
its not balls its another side of that :D
lol that made me laugh :)
You'd explain well what I want to comment.
it's insane
the thing literally caught on fire and he still rode it after
@huge asian x petite white faster than u
Man u a very inventive guy great ingenuity
this is so awesome, there are several things that can go very wrong, even fatal. I have been 50% impressed 50% scared all the time !!
especially with the bike stand not folded 😮💨
Warped Perception ALWAYS delivers! I've never been let down EVER! Love your projects brother you inspire me! 👍👍👍
p.s. the thrust on that thing looks insane lol
Have you considered looking into the combustion chamber of the turbojet like how you made the see thru engine a while back? love the new video, kept us on our toes lol!
he did already
@@lennartsix6102 Really? can you direct me to it cuz I would love to see how it works. Thanks!
Wow....this is so cool..I'd like one on my minibike
Awesome build.
Great machine, I couldn't help thinking what would be like to have a wing mounted under it. lol
Imagine sitting in your house drinking coffee and looking out the window and you see a man on a scooter with a jet engine
I know right I was like dam what makes the neighborhood ghetto? Looks nice to me !
when ur running late for work
Generally electric engines have a max RPM which they are intended to see. Going above this can damage the engine, I believe to some degree this is what was limiting your speed, resistance in the engine built up while it was on.
It was likely trying to speed the scooter up at a slower speed than it was traveling causing resistance due to running far past spec, and acting kinda like motor braking would by downshifting.
@@alexgivideos1965 Essentially, electric motors work by producing magnetic fields, by switching polarities it causes the shaft to spin. They produce a lot for torque while operating, however there is a max speed which they can switch polarity.
Above this the engine is still switching polarity at the max possible speed but the jet motor is forcing the rotor to push past this (some positive, negative, but also some positive, positive, and negative, negative).
This wouldn't/shouldn't effect the motor before it reaches its switching speed, but past it, it will cause resistance on the rotor. By turning the electric motor off this problem doesn't occur (to the same degree) if it remains permanently attached at the drive shaft.
In fact it should function as alternator while off recharging the battery some.
Dope af, bro.. All I have to say is.. Bro, you're 1 hell of an engineer.. your design work is flawless.. Boeing, Northrop Grumman, GE, could use a guy like you..
Why did this video show up again in my feed? IDK, but still badass! I had to watch it again!
Man I think that thing is awesome. I'm working towards breaking the current world record for the fastest kick scooter. You have inspired me to keep moving forward with my project. It seem that you have much better resources and equipment. The cnc machine and the heli arc are must have to go to the next level. Thank you for the video. I've raced motorcycles and high performance cars my whole life and safety equipment is a must if you continue to press the limits get a set of leathers good boots gloves n Simpson helmet. I've gone down before and the pavement is unforgiven so get the gear or get someone else that has it to do the test ride. We need you in one piece to make bad ass videos that inspire our warped perception s
Good luck :D
I love that fuel tank idea, I definitely want it on my motorcycle. Seems you can store the same amount of fuel a way more space efficiently than regular tanks. And also it looks like real rocket fuel tanks
On one of my motorized bikes, I utilized a fire extinguisher for the look and because it holds more fuel. Mostly, I just hate those 1/2 gallon tanks that come with every one of the motor kits. They hold back any sense of style and make them all look alike.
Problem I see here with the horizontal cylinders, is that all the fuel runs to the front when braking, so the engine would starve of fuel.
There's a reason that motorcycle fuel tanks have the size, shape and location that they have.
It's difficult to improve on decades of evolution that have already found optimal forms.
@@ahaveland re: " all the fuel runs to the front when braking"
Yes, but a small reservoir could 'cover' for those braking moment events.
Woow incredible work you done here 😃 love it 😊
Really good, love electric vehicles, i need to get a bigger shed and build something 👍