@hackbyte Started watching #AgentJayZ back when he was working on the restoration of the engine for the f-104 that was being restored in The Netherlands. Never stopped. That guy is passionate about jet engines! :)

Some channels i watch are a bit of a acquired taste. No need to explain further really. But anyways...

AgentJayZ again kills it with a very interesting video for all tech and physics nerds out there.

Can you restart a turbine, turbojet or turbofan (most likely) engine without any auxiliary power besides onboard batteries and maybe a bit of electricity from the Ram Air Turbine which bigger jets use in case of a emergency?

**spoilers start here**

What does that mean? Imagine, you're in a jet somehow. And not only both engines quit, but you're actually unable to start the APU (Auxillary Power Unit, it's own tiny turbine-generator). So you got no real options left but use the windmilling of your turbine to get it up to speeds where you can inject fuel and actually start it.

Tl;dr: This scenario is _EXTREMELY_ unlikely, just on the grounds that usually no engine quits for no reason.. But if you are there.

Well, it's not good ..... but _might_ just be possible.... Most probably killing the engine along the way. (You will necessarily overheat it in the process and shorten it's lifetime massively. ;))

O.k. sorry, enough technobabble.

**spoilers end**

youtu.be/SVumN6qzWCc
redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=…
inv.citw.lgbt/watch?v=SVumN6qz…

If you like to skip the rambling at the beginning and 3 other questions and outright start with the main topic, use these links:

youtube.com/watch?v=SVumN6qzWC…
redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=…

(Starting at minute 8:51 ;))

#AgentJayZ #Youtube #Invidious #Turbine #Engine #EngineOut #TurboJet #TurboFan #Aviation #Physics #Engineering #Emergency #APU #RandomShit ;)