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  1. 7th February 2009, 06:53 AM #1
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    Binder Design - Stealth Gallery

    Welcome to the Binder Design Stealth Gallery on TRF.

    This gallery showcases the Binder Design Stealth and those rockets derived from it. Particularly appropriate in this thread are the following:


    Binder Design: Stealth 38mm:
    Binder Design: Stealth 54mm:
    Binder Design: Stealth Jr. 29mm:



    as well as any upscales, downscales, clones, kitbashes or other derivative works. Even Goonies qualify!



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    Binder Design Stealth 38mm Basic Information

    Binder Design Stealth 38mm Basic Information.

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    MODEL NAME: Stealth 38mm Also known as:

    NUMBER:

    Introduced:
    Final Year:
    Designer:

    Type: Sport
    Motor Mount: 1x38mm
    Recovery: Parachute
    Stages: 1
    Length: 67"
    Diameter: 4"
    Span:
    Weight:

    Mfg. Description: A Binder Design classic! Unique notched fin design. Comes with 3/16" thick aircraft plywood fins that are cut and match sanded. Plywood centering rings and bulkhead, plastic nose cone, and a high quality 36" chute. Vinyl decal, easy to follow instructions, fin alignment guide. Now includes mil-spec tubular nylon shock cord harness at no extra charge! H through J motors recommended. (Binder Design 2012 Web Ad)


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    Binder Design Stealth 54mm Basic Information

    Binder Design Stealth 54mm Basic Information.

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    MODEL NAME: Stealth 54mm Also known as:

    NUMBER:

    Introduced:
    Final Year:
    Designer:

    Type: Sport
    Motor Mount: 1x54mm
    Recovery: Parachute
    Stages: 1
    Length: 67"
    Diameter: 4"
    Span:
    Weight:

    Mfg. Description: A Binder Design classic! Unique notched fin design. Comes with 3/16" thick aircraft plywood fins that are cut and match sanded. Plywood centering rings and bulkhead, plastic nose cone, and a high quality 36" chute. Vinyl decal, easy to follow instructions, fin alignment guide. Now includes mil-spec tubular nylon shock cord harness at no extra charge! H through J motors recommended.

    Same as pictured above except comes with a 54mm motor mount. (Binder Design 2012 Web Ad)


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    Binder Design 2012 Web Ad


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    [img][/img]

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    [img][/img]



    First post in this thread featuring this rocket.

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    If you have any additional information on this rocket and/or catalog photos please let us know.
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    Binder Design Stealth Jr. 29mm Basic Information

    Binder Design Stealth Jr. 29mm Basic Information.

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    MODEL NAME: Stealth Jr. 29mm Also known as: Stealth Jr.

    NUMBER:

    Introduced:
    Final Year:
    Designer:

    Type: Sport
    Motor Mount: 1x29mm
    Recovery: Parachute
    Stages: 1
    Length: 47"
    Diameter: 2.6"
    Span:
    Weight:

    Mfg. Description: 1/8" Aircraft Birch Plywood The Stealth Jr. is a downscale of one of our most popular designs. Perfect for younger flyers who want to fly the same rockets as the "big boys". Aggressive military inspired design gives awesome performance on F and G class motors. Detailed 10 page instruction manual is geared for the beginner to mid/high power. Instructions include detailing tips for finishing, as well as printed Rocksim stability data courtesy of APOGEE COMPONENTS.

    Expect about 2,500 ft. on a G motor!

    Comes with 1/8" aircraft plywood fins, 12 feet of 3/16" tubular nylon shock cord, and a Binder Design premium chute. This new kit includes pre-slotted airframe for an easier build, and comes with a fin alignment guide! (Binder Design 2012 Web Ad)


    Advertising Liveries

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    Binder Design - Stealth

    Welcome to the Binder Design Stealth Gallery on TRF.

    This gallery showcases the Binder Design Stealth and those rockets derived from it. Particularly appropriate in this thread are the following:

    Binder Design: Stealth:
    Binder Design: Stealth Jr.:


    as well as any upscales, downscales, clones, kitbashes or other derivative works. Even Goonies qualify!

    Specs:
    Stealth:
    DIAMETER : 4 inches
    LENGTH : 67 inches
    MOTOR MOUNT : 38MM
    PARACHUTE : 36 inches
    RECOMMENDED MOTORS : H-I

    Stealth Jr.:
    DIAMETER : 2.6 inches
    LENGTH : 47 inches
    MOTOR MOUNT : 29MM
    PARACHUTE : 24 inch Binder Design Premium Chute
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr wogz View Post
    Welcome to the Binder Design Stealth Gallery on TRF.

    This gallery showcases the Binder Design Stealth and those rockets derived from it. Particularly appropriate in this thread are the following:

    Binder Design: Stealth:
    Binder Design: Stealth Jr.:


    as well as any upscales, downscales, clones, kitbashes or other derivative works. Even Goonies qualify!
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  7. 29th June 2012, 04:39 PM #7
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    This is my Stealth Jr. Love this rocket, posisbly my favorite in my whole fleet!!

    She's been launched many many times!, and she's had 2 paint jobs! Her nomex blanket is about to be retired too!!
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    Just tryin' to follow your lead!

    You caught me as I was goign thru my vast photo album!

    Modify / edit / move / merge / manipulate as required!

    (Is there a Stealth gallery? couldn't find it..)
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr wogz View Post
    Just tryin' to follow your lead!

    Modify as required!

    Not a problem. Keep adding whatever you like.

    FWIW, it would save some effort on your part to not worry about the header. I have a template I am using for those.

    Before the gallery upgrade, I was working my way through the lists in alphabetical order. With the new arrangement, that is just plain hard so I am basically working my way through everything from newest to oldest in terms of most recent post.

    When somebody gets ahead of me, it will usually be because I am working on the headers for another recent post. Right now its the Estes Wizard. I had no idea it had been around that long and its taking some time to get all of the scans normalized to a uniform size.

    Other ways for people to get ahead of me:

    1. I have to work
    2. Post lots of stuff
    3. The guys working on the house have to disconnect power for a while
    4. I have to pick my wife up at the airport
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  10. 29th June 2012, 04:51 PM #10
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    Nice looking rocket Paul!
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    I was going through some photos and decided I would post a few pics of my Binder Design Stealth 38mm I launched it on a I305FJ. This is a very cool rocket.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rhyno View Post
    I was going through some photos and decided I would post a few pics of my Binder Design Stealth 38mm I launched it on a I305FJ. This is a very cool rocket.
    That black smoke is totally appropriate!!
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    My Stealth....

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