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Another suggestion, since these kits are "super high performance". Offer Von Karman nose cones instead of conical. Even if it is an option, I think it would be worth it. If you are going to fly an all carbon minimum diameter rocket, might as well get the most out of it.;)

Thanks. I completely missed the link above the Rocksim picture. :o

Awesome! Do you have a specific motor in mind the the cert flight?

There is an online calculator for you on EMRR: https://www.rocketreviews.com/cgi-bin/myemrr/tubefinbox.cgi

...You beat me to it! :o

A-C = Animal Compatible.

Congratulations ! I see an M1450W in my future... :D

Nice build, and very cool design. This one calls for an upscale... Any takers?

Tom, Would you make those fincans so they fit around the motor? I like fincans, but I hate the fact they fit over the body tube and increase the overall diameter and add drag (picky picky, I know).;)

I will take #8. :) PM sent.

Yes! Not just in the F-H range. :pirate:

"consumes roughly three megawatts of power" :surprised: We need better batteries for the laptop version... :lol:

More like this: BT-20 is 0.736 and BT-5 is 0.544, so the ratio of 0.736 / 0.544 = 1.353.

Just saw this::) ______________________________________________________ TMT Certifies New Aerotech Motors To All, I am very pleased to announce new motors for RCS Aerotech, Gary Rosenfield, 'guy in charge', two in the in the Aerotech RMS line and two new motors for the Kosdon By...

More... we want more ! :cry:

Do you plan on adding some nose weight? When I downloaded your rocksim file on my computer and loaded it with the M1850 it showed as unstable.:dontknow: Perhaps bigger fins? Cool project. You should also check out Performance rocketry. They have 4.5 inch tubes and nose cones; might be...

:surprised: Hmmm. Sorry to rain on your parade, MaDMaX, but this is really hard to believe. Not the Mach 2+ part, but the claim that it is breaking Mach as it clears the tower. I remember seeing a minimum diameter rocket flying on a good ol' Kosdon L1860 (54 mm) and I believe it broke...

Congratulations ! You have a very cool mom.:pirate: Now she needs to get registered on TRF and give us the details... Which rocket, which motor, what's next, etc...

:o Thank you. Somehow I had completely missed that part of the thread. It turns out I have some Fat Tire in the fridge... Must... try... this...:D

:beer: Recipe please...