I think you will melt the plastic gas pipe where it runs into the induction pipe.
The last half metre or so needs to be something which will take a lot of heat.
But so far I like it.
Not sure that a rotisserie will keep up, Landyacht.

Yeh just having a bit of fun with the photo on this one.
There is a LOT of tongue in cheek, in the photo where I hammed it up for ya.

If you look at the video the LPG is injected into the intake. It's done with a stinger/diffuser on the end of a steel line running away to the gas source.
If you look closely at the photo, where I have the orange gas line connected, its where the petrol will be injected with a spray bar.
So it's a LPG ignition, using an ignition source to the sparkplug at the front, then warm up at idle and then petrol is introduced till the power increases and then the LPG is turned off.
It fires, combustion expands the gases and expels them out the exhaust/tail which causes an internal vacuum which sucks in a new charge and on it goes. 1230 times a second so it's a resonance thing. The tail will be trimmed back slowly after each run till the right frequency is obtained. This is due to small differences in the build of each jet engine.
Not sure when I'll get to run it. It's on hold while the wife checks my life insurance is up to date.

When I see her booking her overseas air ticket I'll know she has it sorted.
There is no way I'll be anywhere close to this while it's running. It's only 12 pounds of internal pressure till it backfires. Just a big spud gun then!!!!
It's mainly turning fuel into noise.
With earplugs and muffs over them, you will still get a headache as the noise goes through your skeleton if you're too close to them while they are running.
I'm building the ignition system at the moment, so it may take a while till the test day.