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Saturn Stunning... It looks contrived, but this is a photo taken from Cassini. There is some tweaking of the colors to make them appear as the would to the naked eye, but it is the real deal. APOD (astrono... |
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RE: KEVLAR Nylon has a place, too - though not where heat is an issue. I sometimes use nylon above a piston. I often go without a drogue on my dual deploys, so I just cram the Kevlar in there and go for it. I ... |
In forum Vendor Forum |
16 years ago |
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RE: KEVLAR One clarification on the knot thing - I don't tie loops into the end of the line. The knots I use slip down tight to the quick link (or eyebolt or whatever) and are one-way knots. In other words, th... |
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16 years ago |
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RE: KEVLAR I am not having the loops sewn for the material that I am offering. I'm a knot guy. Regarding knots vs. sewing - any of you who have ever been TAP'd by me know that I encourage knots over sewing. I... |
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16 years ago |
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KEVLAR 3 Dogs Rocketry will have some cool Kevlar options going forward. I have decided to make Kevlar a standard item in the 3DR kits (though the regular PR stuff still does NOT include Kevlar). As I'm br... |
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16 years ago |
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RE: Skidmark's mule wrote: I suspect the only good spot around here is the Atlas site on a calm day so the sparks stay around the concrete. NO WAY on the Atlas site - the spark plume would easily exceed the footp... |
In forum AP Motor Discussion - Certified |
16 years ago |
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Re: Re: Chute Wrapping I almost think I need a drogue just behind the nosecone and a deployment bag on this rocket. Actually, you need a piston just behnind the main chute 😀 Seriously, there have been a zillion similar fl... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
16 years ago |
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RE: 02/06/2010 Launch Photos The shrouds were *tightly* wrapped around the chute -- at least for the 2nd boost. This is one of the reasons I'm such a huge fan of pistons. They WILL get the laundry out. Your chute may still tang... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
16 years ago |
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RE: 02/06/2010 Launch Photos That was indeed a strange set of occurences! For those not there, Steve had a chute hang up at the end of the airframe tube TWICE... It was 99% of the way out, but just didn't quite shake loose. I'm... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
16 years ago |
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RE: AMW Pro-X 54's Time to add a selection of Pro 54 casings to my stash. No doubt! I personally don't like dealing with reloads that I have to rely on instructions (which vary by casing size, propellant, etc.). If yo... |
In forum AP Motor Discussion - Certified |
16 years ago |
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RE: Epoxying FG fins to FG motor tube? I have often flown MD rockets with long burn motors, including the K250. Some thoughts: - on a true moonburner or slot motor, I line the slot up between fins. The slot is the area that should get th... |
In forum Composite Construction Help |
16 years ago |
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RE: From 3 Dogs / Dr. J / Joe - I have the casings for the JJJ promo..... but I've decided to commandeer them and do a 16 motor cluster. I'm kidding. Come see me this weekend. Remember, if you haven't done so already - you have to ... |
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16 years ago |
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RE: To chop or Not to chop? A masonry blade is best. They basically look like a giant Dremel disk - they are reddish-brown in color. Wear a mask, you don't need to be sucking that glass dust 😯 I bought a blade recently. IIRC... |
In forum Composite Construction Help |
16 years ago |
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RE: Launch Tower Span 13.25 - 9' tall - 98 mm( 4 inch ) availabl That is an awesome tower indeed - but it is costs too many $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and it will still turn to scrap if it gets stuff piled on top of it in the trailer. The current rods and rails have a nice ... |
In forum Club Launch Equipment |
16 years ago |
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RE: Launch Tower Span 13.25 - 9' tall - 98 mm( 4 inch ) availabl That tower is pretty rickety in any case... it just doesn't travel well. It served so well for my first shot, but towers tend to get wrenched on a lot, and they just don't have the durability of a go... |
In forum Club Launch Equipment |
16 years ago |
