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RE: carbon fiber mylar is non-porous (unless you buy special perf'd mylar) so you don't use anything in between the mylar and the tape. You ONLY use non-perfed mylar on the finish layer. All underlying layers should b... |
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RE: Parrots are certified Honeywell sells ring-laser gyros and IMU's based on them for not a huge amount of money - about $11,000.00 for a flight-worthy unit rated sufficient for rocketry. Warren |
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18 years ago |
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RE: carbon fiber My 4" carbon bird was pretty close to the ideal ratio of fabric to resin and came out about double the weight of the phenolic tube. There were 4 wraps of 5.6 oz carbon and a single layer of 3 oz glass... |
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18 years ago |
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RE: Parrots are certified The biggest problem with solid-state gyros (the only kind we can afford as hobbyists) is that they are rate-gyros, not absolute position sensing gyros. They'll tell you the rate of rotation, but drift... |
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18 years ago |
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RE: Parrots are certified Well I want dibs on a production unit Adrian. Any possibility of getting one within the week? I have some F and G motors that go out of cert on 12/31 and I need to make sure I take those altitude reco... |
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RE: Parrots are certified What I'd like to know is the specifics of certification. Despite asking, I have no idea what tests are performed. Frankly, I don't trust any altimeter to be accurate, precise or repeatable based on my... |
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18 years ago |
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RE: Proud Dad.. I too would love to see more female participation in the hobby - hell, in engineering and technical fields in general. While it's becoming fairly common to see women in IT, the hard engineering discip... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
18 years ago |
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RE: carbon fiber Do one layer at a time if you're v-bagging and make sure you squeegee all the excess out of the fabric before and after it's layed up. Then wrap your peel-ply tight so that there are no bubbles, next ... |
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RE: L2 TIME I think it's time to end this thread - 8 pages that ramble over at least 5 or 6 topics. Consider it locked. Scott, time to start a specific thread for each specific topic, the rest of you, stop changi... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
18 years ago |
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RE: Nice article, Adrian! Rocketryplanet gets a bit chatty for me. Much prefer it here. Warren |
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18 years ago |
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RE: Automotive Primer vs. Kilz A little automotive paint store right on the south end of Main Street in Longmont. Can't remember the name of it, but it's in what used to be a house, South of 1st and north of Ken Pratt on the west s... |
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18 years ago |
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RE: Automotive Primer vs. Kilz I personally use the low-end PPG paint. The clear-coat is a two part paint and they have a primer that is two part, but the paint itself is just thinned with reducer and sprayed. Typically it is in th... |
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18 years ago |
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RE: L2 TIME Tim is the local rep for Giant Leap Rocketry. www.giantleaprocketry.com, currently the largest HPR dealer in the country. Warren |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
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RE: NCR web site 😳 blush 😳 Wait until the annual meeting - we'll be rolling out some new stuff. W |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
18 years ago |
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RE: L2 TIME 100K in a day has already been done - by an NCR team. A single 38mm rocket, a group of NCR folks, and free 38mm motors from Cesaroni made it happen... There is a photo gallery about it in the Photo Al... |
In forum Archives 2006-2010 |
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