3.7K views · 2.1K reactions | With a pulse jet engine operating at 50-60 cycles per second, the Fieseler Fi 103 earned its nickname of ‘Buzz Bomb’ #warbirds #ww2 #ww2history #buzzbomb #wwii | Daniel J Wheatcroft | Facebook

6.5K views · 309 reactions | The Argus Pulse Jet engine was used by Germany to power the V-1 in the "big dust up of the 40's". This engine is so loud you need to contact the tower before igniting it because it is LOUD. This is another video that was not previously published from the Planes of Fame video collection. | Tom Dozier | Facebook

Large HOMEMADE "Valveless Pulse Jet Engine".

59K views · 361 reactions | Gav and Dan travel back in time (before Gav's top knot!) with Colin Furze to November 2017, to film some slow mo shots with a pulse jet engine. | The Slow Mo Guys | Facebook

104K views · 3.3K reactions | The Fieseler 103 (V-1)’s Argus As 014 pulse jet engine ran a resonant combustion cycle at 45-55 Hz. This rapid sequence of drawing in air and fuel, igniting it and expelling the exhaust gases gave rise to the characteristic sound. #ww2 #WWII #ww2history #historymatters #warbirds | Daniel J Wheatcroft | Facebook

This Pulsejet Engine Is Insane, Unbelievable power from this single-chamber Sterling Kit Pulse Jet! It runs on gasoline and creates a wild sound—it seriously sounds like a "fart machine on steroids" | Warped