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The book "Messerschmitt Geheimprojekte", Willy Radinger & Walter Schick, 1991, even states that the centrifugal jet engines couldn't compete with the axial ones, in the long run. They only had some advantages early on (e.g. easier to build).
Basicly, because you rotated the tail wing 180° for symmetry, you also inverted the control response, and need to invert it again to have both deflect in the same direction.
Happy building!
2. I'm pretty damned sure that most rocket engines use anyother substance than oxygen (although I suppose it is usually a substance containing oxygen)