Onebadhawk Recovery Harnesses Black Week Sale...

onebadhawk said:

There's a kickback comin your way for sure man

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T34zac said:

Ok so I'll admit it, I don't have one of your harnesses. Even after hearing everyone rave about how good they are, and the attention to detail, I just never felt the need.

However, right now I'm just about finished building a large, heavy, Frenzy XL that eats 3" motors for breakfast. I want this thing to be as indestructible and beautiful as I can get it. I think I'm going to get my first OneBadHawk harness this week.

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bill2654 said:

Teddy, do you not sell 1/4" tubular Kevlar? I don't see it on your site.

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Beltek said:

Hello Teddy,

Does your checkout system allows for shipping to Canada?

Thanks,

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onebadhawk said:

Honestly,,
Humble is everything to me,, that's personal..
What have you done in your life repetitiously for years,, thousands of times ???
How much did you learn about doing that ???
How good did you get at doing that ???
I am no different then anyone else...
If anyone was in my shoes they'd have traveled the same learning path and
I guarantee would be using the exact same methods and techniques that I do.....
The materials and end result that you're trying to attain dictate that.....
I am truly the most fortunate man in the world to have taken this path.....

Teddy

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T34zac said:

What size Kevlar would you recommend for an ~14lbs rocket that's 4" in diameter?

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les said:

Teddy
A more generic question / rule of thumb for selecting a harness.

Given a rocket weighs X, should someone select a harness that can support 20X, or 50X, or 100X, or what??
Would it be different between a Kevlar and Nylon harness?

Like I am looking at the 1/2" flat Kevlar. It states that it is suitable for "light paper tube mid power and some light high power".
It also states it is made from 2500 pound Kevlar.

I would think that could support at least a 20 pound rocket. Or are you first derating it from the Kevlar breaking point?

Thanks

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onebadhawk said:

First,, all harnesses wear..
Second,, the heavier the harness for the given rocket the longer it will last..
I'd go with the 7/16" Tubular Kevlar for a 4" X 14 lb rocket..
You should fit that just fine in the booster...
It's quite common to get tight on room in the payload section though. .
If you get too tight up there with the main chute then use the
11/32" Tubular Kevlar on top......

Teddy

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onebadhawk said:

I would like to start this post with the most heartfelt thank you in the whole world...
This community is just so wonderful and particularly to me,, I am so humbled by each and everyone of you...
You have welcomed me with open arms and have made this past year the best ever....

I dearly thank you all...

Teddy

Onebadhawk Recovery Harnesses will be having our Black Friday Sale....
Since this sale is for my favorite holiday of the year,,
And since I like the way Eggtimer Rocketry is doing their sale,,
for a much longer time,, just to make things more relaxed,, no rush,, for you or me...
The sale will extend for the entire Thanksgiving week,,, Monday 11/23/2015 through Monday 11/30/2015....
This will help with the expense of building all of the dual deploy rockets in your build pile,,,
the sale will be "Buy 3 get 1 of equal or lesser value free" on every harness on the site across the board....
Those savings will average out to about 25%..... Now that's a great deal on some great harnesses...
As if that's not great enough,, I'll even sweeten the deal further....
Anyone who's total comes out to $200 or more I'll throw in the coolest T shirt around,,,
A Onebadhawk T Shirt of your choice for as long as existing supply's last,,,
The shirts are of a new design and color,, just wait till you see them,,,
Now that another 10% off the entire order...

And to celebrate how well the past year has gone with our affiliation with Wildman Hobbies,,
We're helping Tim promote the coolest rocket kits I have ever seen in High Power....
I promise,, without a doubt your going to flip when you see these rockets and check the specs on them....
To help promote these new offerings from Wildman and celebrate our affiliation
there will be some Onebadhawk harness packages that are the best deal I have ever offered,,,
BUT THEY WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE THROUGH WILDMAN HOBBIES....

I am really excited about this sale and the whole week coming....
It's going to insanely cool for sure....

Teddy

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T34zac said:

Thanks teddy. Although I'll probably use the 7/16" throughout. I like to have my main shock cord shorter than my drogue shock cord so the nose cone doesn't collide with the booster (happened once, put a hole in the gel coat of a molded fiberglass nose).

Also, how would one go about ordering stainless steel hardware from you?

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WILDMANRS said:

Thank You for the kind words Teddy .
This kind of thing just shows how much of a class act Sandra and you are.
AS for your products you make only the best out of high quality materials and it shows in the final product and we are proud to carry them.
I wish you the best with your sale this week.
Thank You for your participation in our Thanksgiving sale this year and I hope the best for yours.

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onebadhawk said:

Bill,,
I have 11/32" Tubular Kevlar...
It's actually my most versatile material....
It's a scoootch heavier then 1/4"....
I promise,,, you'll like it,, lol...

Teddy

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markkoelsch said:

Teddy, I like the 11/32" Kevlar.

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mpitfield said:

Hey Teddy,

What do you have for a 3" 5lb rocket?

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