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RAHagen

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I have a new build/discussion thread about a two stage, black powder F motor, would that be considered mid, or high power? Doing a quick calculation I would assume that it would classified as mid-power I just would like to make sure before I posted it in one or the other.
 
Okay thanks, I put it in the scratch built section. I still wasn't sure when I posted it so I put it in one that was impulse neutral.
 
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Even two Gs' only equal Mid-Power if they are G80s' and the Rocket weighs less than 3.3lbs.
 
It only becomes High Power if any one of the limits for a Model Rocket is exceeded.


2 F motors will not exceed the total impulse limit for a Model Rocket. The odds are they will not exceed the total propellant mass limit either.


See the chart.


https://www.doug79.com/stuff/HPR_metric9c.pdf


RAHagen said:
I have a new build/discussion thread about a two stage, black powder F motor, would that be considered mid, or high power? Doing a quick calculation I would assume that it would classified as mid-power I just would like to make sure before I posted it in one or the other.
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Just post it somewhere. Don't worry, if you post in the wrong place, the thread police will call you out publicly for a flogging!
 

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