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After spending so so many hours it’s finally done... but I still have questions. Any ideas what the ‘h76’ in vulcanite h76 is referencing?? My first thought was a motor, checked thrust curve, Nope.
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After spending so so many hours it’s finally done... but I still have questions. Any ideas what the ‘h76’ in vulcanite h76 is referencing?? My first thought was a motor, checked thrust curve, Nope.
MClark
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It was a motor available 30 years ago.
Made by Vulcan Systems.
Made by Vulcan Systems.
Yup, did my High Power Cert in 1994 on this rocket and motor at Blackrock. Motor provided by Ross of Magnum Hobbies who would drive from Ohio(?) for AERO-PAC Launches. Times have changed.
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Very cool!! Thanks for the knowledge
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Very cool, and yes I have fond memories of both Vulcan motors and “Magnum Rockets.”
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...and what’s a fishbulb?
Vulcan Systems = Scott Dixon . . . His motors are much missed !
https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/vulcan-rocket-motors.66834/
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First flight is going to be an AT i327dm. Sims a hair over the mile mark, 5300’
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That’s going to be one fun boost!
grouch
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Great rocket.
