Turbojet Jet Engine Quiz Information

Yeah that works, too. But with that, it would be harder to hazard a guess from my side...
;)

I usually go by the game number to find an old game.

I see what you mean about the names: similar technology, but different actual output: not truly jet propulsion.

I also know what you mean about finding an older game (or reuse a background far down the alphabet). Maybe David will improve that someday.

Your best shot to find the turbofan game is to use the date (05/05/2007). Since you and I have kept a roughly similar pace since I started making games, it should be on your 5th or 6th page; about where my May games are for me...

I added the word jet in this game. The turboprop and turboshaft engines is not using a jet to propell the vehicle they are installed in so I don't think the word jet should be used in these two games. What they all have in common is a gas turbine. I'm going to change the category to Science as soon as I find the correct page in 'my games' (the drawback of having created 200+ games :)

I'm glad to see you finishing the jet engine thing. I had thoughts of doing that myself once I'd finished with my math clocks. Now, I needn't bother. I did have the URLs on my list of potential games.

You might add the word 'jet" to all four games (at the very least in the tags, preferably in the title) in order to make searching easier. (i.e., so they all come up together if you search for "jet")

And that old "turbofan" game? Perhaps you could move it to the Science, with the other three.

Well done: it always seemed incomplete until now.

This is the oldest kind of jet engine. The first ones were develped during the late 1930s.
Original image from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Turbojet_operation-_axial_flow.png
For more about turbojets, see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbojet

See also:
Turbofan: http://www.purposegames.com/game/1305/info
Turboprop: http://www.purposegames.com/game/2713/info
Turboshaft: http://www.purposegames.com/game/2714/info