Actually I haven't really looked...
Just got back home yesterday evening from an aviation camp near Trenton. I think we have some play doh, and I can just epoxy it in the tip of the nose cone?
Very nice...I've got a mini HJ to build....the Mini Max is a great rocket, as is the DRM....if you don't have one, get it as they go well together. I'm looking toward a Mega so i'll have all three...
Getmore,
Finally got the chance to check out the CG on the HO JO and I couldn't believe it: the CG is at the front end of the launch lug!!
Is there nothing I can do to make it fly straight?
What does this mean??
I've just got a six inch shute in there. I know Estes says a 12" but that would just shift it further forward...
Also strange is that I had to replace the MMT and when I replaced It The motor block is slightly aft of where it should be so the motor protrudes a bit aft of where it should be...
The fins on the Honest John are in fact the correct size for this version of the Honest John. For some reason the model goes unstable for some people and not others. Add the clay to the nose and it should fly fine every time. It always flew straight as an arrow for me so during testing I never needed to add clay.
I checked the cg without any recovery items and it CGS the same just in front of the lug. I will add some clay for the first flight and see what it does
Ready to fly. These were a fun build. I hope the ho Jo flys good because I think it looks killer and the decals were a pain very small to work with so if I can get it to fly as good as my bull pup that will be great. I have plans to fly low power this weekend if the weather is good.
Thanks. It is a nice pad I made it to brake down for easy storage. The legs have a carter pin I can pull and and tuck away and the rods are interchangeable to 1/4" rod on down.
Flew the hojo yesterday and with the fin mod and nose weight it flew straight up on a A3 I took 9 rockets so I didn't try it with the A10. Got to keep a good eye on it with the camo colors and the grass.