Looking for JetX Fuse

This is very difficult to source, the next problem is that it's probably bad. The fuse isn't like rocket fuse, it's almost like a coated wire. When flexed even slightly it either breaks or crumbles.This is true even when it's been stored in the small tins it came in. There's Jetex and also Jet-X. The fuel pellets from Jet-X are not compatible with Jetex but the fuse might work. Jet-X engines were sold as Powermax units. Keep in mind though that all Jetex pellets are not compatible with all of their engines. Red Dot Jetex pellets only work in the all steel Jetex-50. Jetex also made a Psst .50 and some all aluminum cased engines were only their latest fuel pellets worked in, if you try to use Red Dot pellets in them, they can melt and even possibly burst. Bob Davis from Davis Diesel was responsible for the Jet-X Powermax fuel and engines. He sold it in the 90's, it might be worth finding out where the stuff went. If you do find fuse, keep in mind the pellets are coated in varnish, the bottom and top need to be sanded or scraped. You sand them and save the dust which you pour back in around the coiled fuse, this assists lighting it off. In addition, using a lighter, heat the back half of the engine where the fuse enters so that when the fuse burns, it doesn't get quenched out at the exit point of the engine.