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    Post Mortem on L2 CATO

    Hi all, I just got back from attempting my TRA L2 certification flight. I reused a previously built Apogee Zephyr with motor ejected parachute recovery that I used for my L1 certification and have flown with AeroTech H100 and I284. I attempted my flight with a J340M-14A with a 12-second...
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    2 gram ejection charge canisters
    • cwbullet
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    • black powderf canister cups ejection charge
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    • Category: 3-D Printing
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    Orientation of the ejection charge for apogee deployment

    Hello fellow rocketeers, hope you are doing great. I was thinking about fitting my Eggtimer Apogee in the nose cone but then I realized the ejection charge should be oriented downwards, right? Then it would fire and push the parachute and the rest of the body downwards, and depending on how...
    • ThisGamerAlex
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    • av bay ejection charge orientation parachute
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    • Forum: Recovery
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    Removing ejection charge from CTI K630 to enable use in Dual Deploy

    I would like to make a Dual Deployment flight but it looks like a lower cloud ceiling than the CTI L850 will allow for. Is there a special technique to allow removal of the ejection charge from a CTI 630 so that I may test my Dual Deployment configuration? Thanks.
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