I love all kinds of rockets. Bu lately i have been thinking of high altitude and mach numbers.
Goal: go as fast and high as I can using a CTI 6 grain first stage and a CTI 6 grain XL as the upper stage and a sport RRC3. (restricted by my budget and also by the fact that I want to use some of what I have)
Question: If I buy the wildman blackhawk 38 and use only one of its two tubes for the upper stage, and the second as a lower stage, given the fact that it could reach mach 2.5:grin:, will just using the JB-weld that comes with it be sufficient to hold the fins on?
also, will its advertised 500 degree F withstand aerodynamic heating at that speed?
Would it be better to scratch build it from aluminum, even though performance would be lost due to added weight?
Thanks Julian
Goal: go as fast and high as I can using a CTI 6 grain first stage and a CTI 6 grain XL as the upper stage and a sport RRC3. (restricted by my budget and also by the fact that I want to use some of what I have)
Question: If I buy the wildman blackhawk 38 and use only one of its two tubes for the upper stage, and the second as a lower stage, given the fact that it could reach mach 2.5:grin:, will just using the JB-weld that comes with it be sufficient to hold the fins on?
also, will its advertised 500 degree F withstand aerodynamic heating at that speed?
Would it be better to scratch build it from aluminum, even though performance would be lost due to added weight?
Thanks Julian