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RE: Future L3's "I'll bite"... That IS a good pun. Ha! There are two kits that are stellar for L3 - the Competitor 4 and Intimidator 4. They are $199 and $219 respectively. Both are 4" diameter and 75mm motor mou... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
16 years ago |
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RE: Astro 220 DC30? Ken, that is a very good point (about battery mounts). I don't trust them anymore. I use black tape and call it good, even on the most aggressive of boosts... |
In forum Electronics |
16 years ago |
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RE: Future L3's Gosh, that makes me want to let my certification lapse so I can do the L3 thing again! By the way, not to horn in here, but 3 Dogs has some killer kits that would fit this scenario nicely 🙂 Get an al... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
16 years ago |
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RE: Astro 220 DC30? I didn't have a drogue. None. Just shock cord. When you get into 250 knot winds, you have issues.... I can count on one hand the number of times I've used a drogue chute or streamer. I typically co... |
In forum Electronics |
16 years ago |
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RE: Astro 220 DC30? I landed 7.28 miles from the flight line. Never once lost signal. It was about 2 inches from where the GPS said it was 8) I'd never have looked within 4 miles of where I landed had I been using a t... |
In forum Electronics |
16 years ago |
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RE: Special Guest at Octoberfest! Indeed, it was a real treat to have Jeroen visit us! As most Americans (me included) can't roll our R's, I suggested "Dr. J" and it stuck. By the way, the "doctor" has a PhD in physics, so "Dr. J" i... |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
16 years ago |
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L3 certs Congrats to Edward Wranofsky, Chris Frazier, Steve Frazier, and Warren Musselman for going 4-for-4 on on their L3s on Saturday. I know there were a couple others who wanted to attempt as well, but th... |
In forum Archive - News & Events |
16 years ago |
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RE: Astro 220 DC30? After relying solely (and successfully) on transmitters for many years, I used a DC20 on my minimum diameter M shot last year. I was back at the flight line in thirty minutes. I used it by itself, n... |
In forum Electronics |
16 years ago |
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RE: Astro 220 DC30? Actually, it was indeed a Garmin "Doggie Collar" unit that Mike K. had issues with... I"m not sure if it was a DC20 or DC30? It was in very close proximity to his other electronics, and they were not... |
In forum Electronics |
16 years ago |
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RE: High altitude 75 GRAINS ?? What is that?! One of those Wimpy Girly Guns?! 😯We have always used 110 grains 8)And If there aint a big fog bank, after you fire, how do you get any protection from the enemy? Actual... |
In forum Recovery Help |
16 years ago |
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RE: High altitude Curiousity got the best of me, so I looked up my muzzleloader info. I use 75 grains of 777 Pyrodex in my gun. "777" is considered to be the premium material as it has less smoke, less fouling, etc. ... |
In forum Recovery Help |
16 years ago |
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RE: High altitude Surgical tubing works waaaaaaaaay higher than 25K. The Q project had surgical tubing charges that provided separation at over 59,000'. Unfortunately, the rocket was coming out of mach right about th... |
In forum Recovery Help |
16 years ago |
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RE: Alphabet contest This alphabet thing could get interesting... While this is not the official recap, I *think* I'm in the lead, having completed an L flight. I know Mark S. and Dennis B. are going to try to fly K, L,... |
In forum Club Contests |
16 years ago |
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RE: High altitude I don't do anything different under 20K. Above that, I use two zip ties at each end (4 ties total per charge) just in case one ruptures. I would worry a wee bit about a hose clamp cutting a tiny hol... |
In forum Recovery Help |
16 years ago |
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RE: #12456 That is a GREAT number. I'm always proud of how low mine is (#6983) and then I remind myself that if I divided my number by ten, it'd still be higher than Doug G's.... |
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