TOPIC: Jetex.org now has a YouTube Channel!

It's hard to believe we didn't do this sooner! We now have a dedicated YouTube Channel for all the videos from members and public.
Please visit and click Subscribe to receive notifications of new videos. We hope to grow this into a great video repository of jetex powered models. Click HERE to visit our YouTube channel!

Hi guys,

again, many thanks to Dave for doing this. There is already a selection of videos there for your delectation - including a test of a 2016 Rapier.

Note also the Jetex store is again open for business.

I'm thinking re jetex.org, "whatever next? A Jetex Facebook? Twitter account? Instagram?"

Plese let us have your ideas as to what needs to be done with our website to bring it into the year 2016 (68 after the birth of Jetex!).

Facebook and twitter accounts would simply add workload if posting here and there. I've tried it and it didn't add any benefits to forum activity.
A facelift to the header artwork might be a good idea?

Marvellous! Exciting! As the off-screen voice (Andy's?) says on the video of Roger's L-2 powered Hawker Hunter at Old Warden, "That's better!"

I fully agree with the Site Admin that Facebook and Twitter accounts would simply add to the workload without any additional benefits to forum activity. (Not sure, though, that I agree about a facelift to the header artwork.)

For anyone wishing to submit a video to our YouTube channel, you can either email Roger or myself and attach the video in the email or send me a link to the YouTube video if it is already online and I will grab it and put it onto out channel.

If you have any links to videos that would make a great addition to our channel but you don't own the video - send us the link and we will source the owner and ask permission to post it on our channel.

Howard too has been looking at other 'Jetex related' videos on You Tube, and found quite a few which were originally compiled by the estimable Mike Stuart in his 2003 'Just Jet's CD/DVD. (Which is still available, by the way)

2003 seems such a long while ago - but the flights Mike and Graham Potter recorded for posterity are splended and, hopefully, inspirational.