stevem
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The answer to my question may seem obvious but I have been around long enough to know that what seems to be ain't always so.
I have a table I found somewhere that gives all the Estes motor data including the amount of weight the engine is supposed to be able to lift. Based on that, when doing a cluster, is it safe to assume that three engines will lift 3 times the weight that one engine will? I know there are other factors such as drag but for now I am just interested in figuring out how much power I need for a rocket based on its weight.
Thanks!
Steve
I have a table I found somewhere that gives all the Estes motor data including the amount of weight the engine is supposed to be able to lift. Based on that, when doing a cluster, is it safe to assume that three engines will lift 3 times the weight that one engine will? I know there are other factors such as drag but for now I am just interested in figuring out how much power I need for a rocket based on its weight.
Thanks!
Steve