A friend just sent me this youtube clip of Steve Eves' 1/10th scale Saturn V that he launched in 2009:
I'd never seen it before and was googling around for more informtion.
But before I dig into the links, can someone explain the "N and P" class engines that powered this rocket? Are they jumbo-sized composites? Or something beyond or other than regular composites? (I've never gone past F-class composites).
Wikipedia tells me that it generated 40,674 pounds of liftoff thrust---Amazing! So I was wondering about those engines.
(apologies if this is old news and/or common knowledge here...)
I'd never seen it before and was googling around for more informtion.
But before I dig into the links, can someone explain the "N and P" class engines that powered this rocket? Are they jumbo-sized composites? Or something beyond or other than regular composites? (I've never gone past F-class composites).
Wikipedia tells me that it generated 40,674 pounds of liftoff thrust---Amazing! So I was wondering about those engines.
(apologies if this is old news and/or common knowledge here...)