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    Quote Originally Posted by GDJ View Post
    Nice rockets!

    What material are you using for the fins? I don't recognise the grain structure. Are they wood, or something else like Phenolic?

    Yes, GDJ, it is specially designed for fins material based on рhenolic, good strength , low density, manufacturability.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Round View Post
    Yes, GDJ, it is specially designed for fins material based on рhenolic, good strength , low density, manufacturability.
    Seems to work well. I may try this once I get tired of Basswood.
    Plays with wood, cardboard, and carpenters glue at home.

    L1 will have to wait until 2013. Oh well.......patience is a lost virtue any-ways...

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    Basswood good material, but requires skill for the best result. My way easier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Round View Post
    Basswood good material, but requires skill for the best result. My way easier.
    Easier in what way? I'm curious to know.
    Plays with wood, cardboard, and carpenters glue at home.

    L1 will have to wait until 2013. Oh well.......patience is a lost virtue any-ways...

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    Quote Originally Posted by GDJ View Post
    Easier in what way? I'm curious to know.
    Production method does not require skill and experience in working with wood, in the production is iron works.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Round View Post
    Production method does not require skill and experience in working with wood, in the production is iron works.
    I see. Do you use hydraulic shears and other metal cutting tools for the phenolic?
    Plays with wood, cardboard, and carpenters glue at home.

    L1 will have to wait until 2013. Oh well.......patience is a lost virtue any-ways...

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    Quote Originally Posted by GDJ View Post
    I see. Do you use hydraulic shears and other metal cutting tools for the phenolic?
    ... in the final form of the fins are not processed, only edge.

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    High-altitude rockets in two stages.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Round View Post
    High-altitude rockets in two stages.
    Those look really nice! How do you ignite the upper stages?
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    I think paint and I have an uneasy truce going.

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    Quote Originally Posted by qquake2k View Post
    Those look really nice! How do you ignite the upper stages?
    Good question, Qquake2k, thank you. Critical cross-section of the nozzle HELIUM-10 0.95 mm, internal igniter at a distance of 14 mm from the end of the motor. At the upper stage used motors without any additional technical improvements. That is, the motors can be interchanged. It's easier for me to show it in the pictures, than try to tell you about it. System of ignition works with any type of propellant charge, end burning or channel, complete unification.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Round View Post
    Good question, Qquake2k, thank you. Critical cross-section of the nozzle HELIUM-10 0.95 mm, internal igniter at a distance of 14 mm from the end of the motor. At the upper stage used motors without any additional technical improvements. That is, the motors can be interchanged. It's easier for me to show it in the pictures, than try to tell you about it. System of ignition works with any type of propellant charge, end burning or channel, complete unification.
    I would love to see more photos.
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    Photo with some of the events "indoors", popularization and propaganda in the "one bottle". Photo made before the Process started, then a few hours fuss, no time to shoot ...
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    Congratulations to All with the Anniversary of the beginning of the Space Era of Mankind!

    Rocketeers in Moscow celebrate the anniversary in their own way. Preparation and training launch of rocket

    Video http://youtu.be/f_sG7qFOAz8
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    Launch site and crew

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