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  1. mkaplandar

    How is apogee determined in avionics systems?

    First of all, hello to all of you. This year I participated in an apogee rocket competition in the country I live in. In this way, I took my first step into rocketry and learned a lot about rocketry electronics. This year, my rocket crashed at Apogee because it could not open the parachute. For...
  2. S

    Scam Website selling Apogee products

    https://www.rocketmodeltoys.com/ If anyone comes across this website watch out they are selling Apogee products with Apogee photos at a very low price but don't be fooled this is a scam.
  3. L

    Big differences between Ob-Board data and Transmitted data | Telemetrum V2.0 Board

    Hi dear Rocketryforum, We are a group of students from the Technical University of Berlin. On 11.4.2022 our hot-water-rocket was launched. We used the Altus Telemtrum v2.0 board to record and transmit the telemetry of the flight. Unfortunately, the recovery system was not triggered during...
  4. RocketRoll

    Apogee Aspire Supersonic Video

    I put together a video of my third and final attempt to launch a supersonic Apogee Aspire. I guess transonic is *technically* the most accurate description but supersonic has a better ring to it! I lost the rocket in tall grass, and therefore lost the altimeter, but I found I could do a lot...
  5. O

    Stability is getting drop at before Apogee in Openrocket

    Hello, I am new at the Forum. Because of that ı don't any idea for Forum rules. Anyway. I am designing High Powered Rocket at Openrocket. Rocket flights 3.000 Meter (10.000 feet). But i have a problem with Static Margin at Apogee, when i simulated.As you can see below Graphic, my Rocket's...
  6. DaugerDude

    7-Second Coasting is Not Enough - Need a D12-14 motor...

    My multistage LPRs I've custom-designed to use D motors are getting great altitude, like 1830+ feet on a single D12-7 and 2900+ feet on two-stages D12-0,D12-7, measured using a Jolly Logic AltimeterThree. On my next opportunity I'm launching 3 stages. I'm exploring what's possible just with D...
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