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   amazon.com. $66.49. More. As the name suggests, this jump starter helps restart your car and has a built-in air compressor — an aspect our team appreciated about this model. Our editors dubbed ...

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4. Aircraft engine starting - Wikipedia

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   Cutaway view of an air-start motor of a General Electric J79 turbojet. With air-start systems, gas turbine engine compressor spools are rotated by the action of a large volume of compressed air acting directly on the compressor blades or driving the engine through a small, geared turbine motor. These motors can weigh up to 75% less than an ...

5. Air-start system - Wikipedia

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   An electric starter with sufficient power to turn a large diesel engine would itself be so large as to be impractical so there is a need for an alternative system. An air start system has three main components along with various safety components, namely the air start injector, the distributor and the air receivers.

6. Coffman engine starter - Wikipedia

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   Air tanks can also be recharged from an external source in an emergency, such as a hand pump or a portable air compressor. The Coffman starter was the most common brand of cartridge starters during the mid-1930s, and the name was used as a generic description. Advances in electrical technology have made shotgun starters obsolete for most uses.

7. Turbomeca Palouste - Wikipedia

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   National origin. France. Manufacturer. Turbomeca. Major applications. Sud-Ouest Djinn. The Turbomeca Palouste is a French gas turbine engine, first run in 1952. [1] Designed purely as a compressed air generator, the Palouste was mainly used as a ground-based aircraft engine starter unit. Other uses included rotor tip propulsion for helicopters.