Working on plans for min diameter 98mm vehicle. What ID does the tube need to be to catch the aft closure? Motor casing on forward end will be screwed in.
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What do you mean by "catch the aft closure"?
As in slide down the motor case and be stopped by the closure?
If so then just a smidge greater than 98mm ID. Commercial tubes are 99mm/3.9" ID
As in slide down the motor case and be stopped by the closure?
If so then just a smidge greater than 98mm ID. Commercial tubes are 99mm/3.9" ID
Yes, I dont want the motor with both closures to slide right into tube
See here for casing dimensions:
https://www.aerotech-rocketry.com/c..._rms_ext_dim_dwgs/98mm_hp_rms/hp_98-10240.pdf
https://www.pro38.com/pdfs/Pro98_dimensions.pdf
For example: Public Missile Tubes have an ID of 3.9" and a wall thickness of 0.062"
https://publicmissiles.com/product/airframes
Reinhard
https://www.aerotech-rocketry.com/c..._rms_ext_dim_dwgs/98mm_hp_rms/hp_98-10240.pdf
https://www.pro38.com/pdfs/Pro98_dimensions.pdf
For example: Public Missile Tubes have an ID of 3.9" and a wall thickness of 0.062"
https://publicmissiles.com/product/airframes
Reinhard
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https://wildmanrocketry.com/collections/new-items/products/cft4-0-60
Get that 54mm Tomach built and flown before attempting 98mm...
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