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Imagine this... You have a classic old rocket (Let's say an Estes Patriot (Citation Patriot)), and you want to fly it again. You've replaced the shock cord, the parachute is serviceable, but you lost the instructions decades ago. Is there a convenient way of keeping a list of manufacturer's motor choices on the rocket without writing them down on the nose cone/parachute (as you frequently swap them out), or writing them on the exterior of the rocket, so you don't have to have access to the internet, or cell phone reception to check while you're out in the field?
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