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MikeS replied to the topic "Aeropoxy Structural Adhesive." – 6 years, 7 months ago
I may not have roughed them up enough.I used finer sand paper.With my wood fins (on some of my rockets) where the root meetsthe motor tube. I cut shallow grooves every inch or so, for moreglue to attach to the… Read more»
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edward replied to the topic "Aeropoxy Structural Adhesive." – 6 years, 7 months ago
I’ve bought the farm with fins that had PL attached. The PL was still attached to the fins after. I did rough the G10 up with 60 grit sandpaper though.Edward
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Warren B. Musselman replied to the topic "Aeropoxy Structural Adhesive." – 6 years, 7 months ago
I have a 4″ fin can/booster that survived impact from 8000’+ – built with West Systems. It has flown since multiple times with a new forward airframe and nose.
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Steve Jensen replied to the topic "I love Aeropoxy" – 6 years, 7 months ago
I use it on all my birds. I have used PL Premium Polyurethane on PML kits on the inside fillets with great results, as you’re bonding urethane (a.k.a. water-pipe) with it.On the other hand, I have crashed some fiberglass birds… Read more»
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Christopher Dreher replied to the topic "Aeropoxy Structural Adhesive." – 6 years, 7 months ago
The structural adhesive is very thick. It helps if the environment you are working in is at least room temperature. (in a semi-heated garage in winter it is like molasses). Thickening it with West System silica makes for some very… Read more»
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Adrian replied to the topic "Aeropoxy Structural Adhesive." – 6 years, 7 months ago
What I prefer to do is use regular laminating Aeropoxy and put some colloidal silica in it to make the consistency like Vaseline. I think it’s just as strong (though I’m not 100% sure about that), I can tailor the… Read more»
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Warren B. Musselman replied to the topic "An N5800-N5800 2-stage rocket could get to space (330kft)" – 6 years, 7 months ago
way geeky set of posts… way awesome motor. What I’d like to see is something like a 4″ version of the motor Dr. J is building for us…. bet it would beat 330K.W
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
Steve,They are in Cheyenne so they are close. Arrow Antennas does ship. I bought a 7-element Yagi. They also sold me a clamp to mount on top of my painter’s pole. ( A couple of “U” bolts will work also.)… Read more»
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Steve Jensen replied to the topic "Address and will he ship?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Bear,I want one of your Yagi’s. Will Arrow Antennas ship? I’d like one of your exact antennas with the exception of a ten foot lead.Do you have an address and phone number?
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MikeS replied to the topic "November Launch" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Wish I could be there
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Ed Dawson replied to the topic "November Launch" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Thanks Ken!
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Ed Dawson replied to the topic "November Launch" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Thanks Ken!
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Kenneth Reilly replied to the topic "November Launch" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Signed up for towing round trip.
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John A. Wilke replied to the topic "Intimidator 4 (L3 project?)" – 6 years, 7 months ago
That is indeed a lot of rocket for less than $200. It is THE WAY to go if you want to do an economical L3 (my biased opinion). After many scratch-built L1 and L2-class projects, I ended up building a… Read more»
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MikeS replied to the topic "Intimidator 4 (L3 project?)" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Got it.Some one sould scoop up the other one.A real value.Thanks Mr. W.
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MikeS replied to the topic "Intimidator 4 (L3 project?)" – 6 years, 7 months ago
I will take one.
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
Great rocket. I purchased one of these from John and I am building it now for my L3 bird. If you are working in this direction, IMHO, it is a great choice that can be suitable for L2 and L3… Read more»
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
Kari gives me a case of the vapors every time I see her. 😉
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
Wow that got me all excited again, looking forward to it!Sure was fun to be there in person too!!
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Adrian replied to the topic "Another aeronautical high-performance hobby in CO" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Somebody needs to tell these guys about AltusMetrum, or for that matter any reasonably high frequency GPS logger. Has to be a way to certify and doesn’t require someone to stand in front of a flying guillotine.Neat stuff for sure.It… Read more»
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