Madcow / RW Trinity Cluster kit

[seth_cooper]

Is that a repurposed thrust plate?

If so, what size?

 

[dshmel]

Is that a repurposed thrust plate?

If so, what size?

If you are referring to the photo in post #27, that is a flanged rear closure for 54mm motor cases.

 

[dshmel]

Rocket looks nice, Dwayne!

That's an odd combo. I get the J800T, but the 2x H250 and a H97 in a 120 degree spaced outboard config makes for uneven and offset thrust...plus the Mojave Green and Black Jack are destined to light at different times. Are you sure you don't want three of the same outboard 29's????

The combo of the (1) H97 and (2) H250's worked flawlessly. I posted the on-board video as well as a spectator vantage point video to the KloudBuster fb group.

 

[jnmiller]

If you are referring to the photo in post #27, that is a flanged rear closure for 54mm motor cases.

Who is the manufacturer of this closure?

 

[dshmel]

Who is the manufacturer of this closure?

Dunno. I bought it second hand. I found this post on this forum with a photo:

 

[dhbarr]

https://web.archive.org/web/20050205072516/https://www.the-rocketman.com/store/aft_ends.html

 

[JDcluster]

I believe Rocketman sold them for a short period. The flanged ones not the bell shaped ones..

 

[Rob702Martinez]

Here is the tail end of my Trinity

Tell me more about your fillet work. It looks beautiful.

 

[dshmel]

Tell me more about your fillet work. It looks beautiful.

Thanks. It was done using masking tape around the inner circumference of the BT and adding micro-balloons to the epoxy to make it more viscous. After forming the fillets with a popsicle stick, I used lots of q-tips to clean up the excess. It was a love of labor.

 

[Rob702Martinez]

Thanks. It was done using masking tape around the inner circumference of the BT and adding micro-balloons to the epoxy to make it more viscous. After forming the fillets with a popsicle stick, I used lots of q-tips to clean up the excess. It was a love of labor.

Good to know, gosh it looks awesome though. Kickass job. I can appreciate good epoxy/composite work.