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RE: MHM Transmitter Coordination O.K. I'll go for 434.725. |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
RE: MHM Transmitter Coordination I'm programming my Beelines now. Is 434.025 o.k. with everyone? |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
Post-flight analysis: 24mm failure edition More "learning experiences" today. The avionics bay for this 24mm record attempt birduses the same Li-poly cell to power the Beeline transmitter and as a source for the deployment charge. In order to... |
In forum Electronics |
17 years ago |
RE: Tower inquiry Partly because I wanted to be able to do some small-motor testing of altitude birds near home, and partly because I had an idea and wanted to see if it would work, I built my own tower this weekend. I... |
In forum Club Launch Equipment |
17 years ago |
RE: SSSS - 2008 I'll go in for the SSS. A lack of a deadline on entering that, plus plenty of other projects is why I haven't entered already. |
In forum Contests |
17 years ago |
RE: MHM - who will fly what?? Yes, I'm holding it at the CG, with the rocket unloaded below the nosecone. It's so odd handling it when it's that nose-heavy I thought I would try to capture the sensation in a photo to share. The n... |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
RE: MHM - who will fly what?? Here's a 24mm rocket I'm working on getting ready for MHM: Look ma, no strings! (or helium) It's mostly designed around an Ellis G37, but I'm keeping the back end light so that I can also fly it with... |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
RE: MHM - who will fly what?? I'd be happy to loan a new Parrot V2 for your project, but I'm no longer confident that I will have units available by MHM. In the last week I've put in 70+ hours and two trips to Houston for my regu... |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
RE: MHM - who will fly what?? Looks great, Mike. What's your design for the staging? |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
RE: MHM - who will fly what?? The F32 is a good motor. If I had to choose between it and the F10, I'd choose the f32 because the F10 needs gargantuan fins to be stable, and it's really hard to make them perfectly straight and get... |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
RE: MHM - who will fly what?? although I might not be able to take a TRA altitude record, I will be able to take the NCR record. Assuming that somebody doesn't use an F10 to put the NCR and Tripoli record out of reach of an F32 f... |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
RE: MHM - who will fly what?? 38mm altitude attempt In which motor class? Details, we want details! |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
17 years ago |
RE: Stainless 1515 rail buttons I've also been happy with some black powder cleaner I picked up at the store where I got my Pyrodex. I think it's water soluble, but it made cleaning out the inside of my rocket a snap. I wonder if ... |
In forum Swap Meet |
17 years ago |
RE: Need opinion on next purchase...... Greg, you're welcome. Warren, I agree that it would be better for people not to fly transmitters for rockets that stay in sight. But any motor larger than an A can be sent out of sight, given a suff... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
17 years ago |
RE: Need opinion on next purchase...... Greg, I put the Beeline on the back of a little sled that has the Parrot, a screw switch and the deployment/Beeline battery on the front side. The antenna stuck out through a putty-sealed hole in the... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
17 years ago |