cherokeej
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With no offense intended to the OP...
The fact that this individual considers Tripoli's rule against use of PVC for motor cases to be a "limitation [to his] freedom" is exactly why Tripoli has to have a hard fast rule against the use of PVC, among other necessary rules, like certifications.
Too many inexperienced, uninformed, or ill-informed individuals that do not know any better. That's why we need rules. To protect the inexperienced and uninformed, as well as those around them.
To the OP...
Believe it or not, the use of PVC for your motor cases is the biggest limitation you have on your rocketry activities. Running the much lower chamber pressure required to keep the PVC from shattering is seriously limiting the delivered specific impulse of your propellant.
You can join Tripoli, go to some launches, meet some great people, have a hell of a lot of fun, and learn a whole heck of a lot.
Or not.
Your choice.
The fact that this individual considers Tripoli's rule against use of PVC for motor cases to be a "limitation [to his] freedom" is exactly why Tripoli has to have a hard fast rule against the use of PVC, among other necessary rules, like certifications.
Too many inexperienced, uninformed, or ill-informed individuals that do not know any better. That's why we need rules. To protect the inexperienced and uninformed, as well as those around them.
To the OP...
Believe it or not, the use of PVC for your motor cases is the biggest limitation you have on your rocketry activities. Running the much lower chamber pressure required to keep the PVC from shattering is seriously limiting the delivered specific impulse of your propellant.
You can join Tripoli, go to some launches, meet some great people, have a hell of a lot of fun, and learn a whole heck of a lot.
Or not.
Your choice.