Aksrockets
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This one's for you, CarVac.
Let the flying case madness continue!
This motor was an impulse (heh heh) purchase. I crack myself up.
Aerotech 29mm Single use I205 White Lightning. I glued the fins straight to the motor and turned a nosecone plug and tailcone on my lathe. I wrapped FG around the NC plug to make a short, conical NC. That NC sits right on top of the motor case, resting on top of a short PVC coupler. It has a short shock cord and tracking powder. Sims say M2.3 and 9,300. All for under $40.
This might be the lightest rocket flown on an I motor. Only 1.23oz without motor. 12.35oz with motor.
This is a spin-off of my 38mm MD last year that flew on a J270, named "motor mounts are for sissies".
This flies Saturday at the UROC research launch.
Alex
Let the flying case madness continue!
This motor was an impulse (heh heh) purchase. I crack myself up.
Aerotech 29mm Single use I205 White Lightning. I glued the fins straight to the motor and turned a nosecone plug and tailcone on my lathe. I wrapped FG around the NC plug to make a short, conical NC. That NC sits right on top of the motor case, resting on top of a short PVC coupler. It has a short shock cord and tracking powder. Sims say M2.3 and 9,300. All for under $40.
This might be the lightest rocket flown on an I motor. Only 1.23oz without motor. 12.35oz with motor.
This is a spin-off of my 38mm MD last year that flew on a J270, named "motor mounts are for sissies".
This flies Saturday at the UROC research launch.
Alex