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James Russell replied to the topic "Shielding issues with Dog Collar?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Really easy to shield, aluminum foil on the bulk plate or bulk plates between the DC and the altimeters. You also want to make sure all wires are twisted to try to prevent any wires from becoming an antenna. I… Read more»
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edward replied to the topic "Shielding issues with Dog Collar?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Did you have your electronics shielded?Edward
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
I had my rocket eject on the pad this weekend, Nov 3. Not quite Konshak style, it was vertical on the pad before I armed the altimeters, and it sat there happily for at least 15 minutes waiting for two… Read more»
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edward replied to the topic "Shielding issues with Dog Collar?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
I’ve used a DC-20 adjacent to RRC2 Mini’s and a Raven and not had ill effects. I did test it though before hand.Edward
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Steve Jensen replied to the topic "Perfectflight and Ravens have no apparent issue" – 6 years, 7 months ago
As I’ve flown multiple rockets with each and a DC-30 or DC-40.I’ve yet to stuff the dog collar and the altimeter in the nosecone though…
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Jack Matthews replied to the topic "Shielding issues with Dog Collar?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Thanks, guys – I’d seen reference to that premature ejection problem in scanning old posts – in fact,, a reference to carbon fiber shielding is some of those posts prompted my question about the encapsulating foam.Good idea, Ken – even… Read more»
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new2hpr replied to the topic "Shielding issues with Dog Collar?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
In my tests with Mike Konshak on the DC20, we found the older Missileworks RRC2 had an issue since it had no ground plane. The PF MAWD in mine seemed to be OK. Discussions with Adrian suggest the Raven is… Read more»
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Warren B. Musselman replied to the topic "Shielding issues with Dog Collar?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
One point to add, keep the GPS transmitter as far as possible from the deployment electronics. Quite a few altimeters are sensitive to RF and have a tendency to fire their charges when the transmitter is turned on.
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Jack Matthews replied to the topic "Shielding issues with Dog Collar?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Thanks, Warren – I’ll proceed with the plan as drafted.
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Warren B. Musselman replied to the topic "Shielding issues with Dog Collar?" – 6 years, 7 months ago
The only shielding issues you’d need to worry about are metallic objects and carbon fiber. Everything else we use is radio transparent.
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
Hello everyone, sorry for the delay but I’ve been a bit busy lately. I have replied to everyone who sent me a message, definitely contact me if you have any questions.Brad
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
Ed, I have not observed this issue, yet. BEAR
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Ed Dawson replied to the topic "Skyripper Hybrids and Missleworks Altimeter" – 6 years, 7 months ago
I’m not sure if PM’s are working. I got an email notification saying I had PM in the Inbox, but when I accessed the site nothing was there. The email could be SPAM, but it had my correct email as… Read more»
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
Tell me more. PM also sent.
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Ed Dawson replied to the topic "Skyripper Hybrids and Missleworks Altimeter" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Any ball-prak pricing on the Skyripper set?
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
I sent you a PM the other day, but in case you didn’t see it:I’m interested in the RRC2 if it’s still available.
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
Launch is go, see you there!
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Chris LaPanse replied to the topic "Tripoli-Colorado's "Fall Frenzy" launch" – 6 years, 7 months ago
I’ll be there 😀
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replied to the topic 6 years, 7 months ago
There is another way to find the approximate center of pressure of a rocket without going through the Barrowman equation. You make a two dimensional model of your rocket out of stiff cardboard. Another way to describe it is that… Read more»
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Jack Matthews replied to the topic "SEARCHING FOR KNOWLEDGE" – 6 years, 7 months ago
Adding to Ken’s and Bear’s responses,,,, another way to think about CP – center of aerodynamic pressure – that is the pressure exerted on the external geometry of your rocket as it travels through the air. So the only way… Read more»
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