Charles_McG
Ciderwright
Gary got back to me. I’ve got an answer and a plan.
Somewhere there used to be a RDK matrix that said what delay worked in which motor. Or maybe I’m thinking of things that don’t exist for $500 Alex…
Snagged this off my latest video, that's a 10.5 foot tall rocket on an M6000, Man its pretty.View attachment 585791
Yes, perfect flight to 12,500 feet or so, Mach 1.2 on a 45lbs bird.Did the motor stay together?
Here is what I have, including the hobby lineSomewhere there used to be a RDK matrix that said what delay worked in which motor. Or maybe I’m thinking of things that don’t exist for $500 Alex…
Just to port the discussion from that other thread into this one, there are a bunch of us agreeing that we would really like to see some bigger 24mm motors in the Hobbyline cases. Like 24/80 and/or 24/100. Apparently, there have been some prototype cases made.
Personally, I don't need to match the 6-grain CTI, but some nice 75-80 N-s reloads along the lines of CTI's 3-grain (hypothetical, if you could get them) offerings would be a great step up from the 57N-s of the F35. Past that, I think the 29/40-120 case does a great job.
120Ns would be more what I'd like, but I'd probably buy an 80Ns case if it were offered. I've not yet seen a reason to buy the 60Ns case, but I have five of the 24/40 cases. (I think they are breeding behind my back.)Personally, I don't need to match the 6-grain CTI, but some nice 75-80 N-s reloads along the lines of CTI's 3-grain (hypothetical, if you could get them) offerings would be a great step up from the 57N-s of the F35.
Can't fit seven of those in a three inch body.Past that, I think the 29/40-120 case does a great job.
120Ns would be more what I'd like,
It would be great if the cases used the same closures as the 24/60 too, since the threads seem more robust. I wonder if it would even be possible to certify a 6 grain full G/baby H in 24mm…Just to port the discussion from that other thread into this one, there are a bunch of us agreeing that we would really like to see some bigger 24mm motors in the Hobbyline cases. Like 24/80 and/or 24/100. Apparently, there have been some prototype cases made.
Personally, I don't need to match the 6-grain CTI, but some nice 75-80 N-s reloads along the lines of CTI's 3-grain (hypothetical, if you could get them) offerings would be a great step up from the 57N-s of the F35. Past that, I think the 29/40-120 case does a great job.
It would be great if the cases used the same closures as the 24/60 too, since the threads seem more robust. I wonder if it would even be possible to certify a 6 grain full G/baby H in 24mm…
I would not try to use a first fire for a staging attempt. A dipped ematch will almost guarantee ignition if staging parameters are met.I'm having trouble finding the minimum current spec for the FirstFire series.
I've got a staged flight planned for LDRS with an I40 upper, and I've not fired a standard FirstFire with an eggtimer Proton and a 45C 2S Lipo before. The FF Mini, yes - works fine.
Nor do I have extras on hand to ground test.
I would not try to use a first fire for a staging attempt. A dipped ematch will almost guarantee ignition if staging parameters are met.
As am I . I've seen 3 pop so far.I'm curious what they changed in the M6000
I can assure you the new M6000 redesign is awesome. I fired one a couple weeks ago at URRF. 100 pound, 9" diamter rocket. Went to about 6000 ft and landed right next to the pad. Love the M6000!
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It's listed in the revisions section here: https://d11fdyfhxcs9cr.cloudfront.n...p 98-10240 (m6000st-ps) 'b'_1648897839348.pdfI'm curious what they changed in the M6000
I just ordered some F67-6s from an un-named vendor, and instead received some of the new F67-6C classic motors. Not the same, likely easy to confuse the two.I've been a bit worried about the F67C, since it's named the same as the F67W - I've always found the dual-naming of motors to be easy grounds for confusion in communication, and with both of those F67's being potentially good TARC motors, I can easily see some school finance person unfamiliar with rocketry accidentally order the wrong thing. I've had issues with the two G75 motors to that effect in the past, and with those one is single-use and one a reload!
Dip the igniters in ProCast. Redlines fire right up without hesitation.I want to thank Aerotech for making quality motors! But I do want to mention that redline motors are hard to light- like VERY hard to light. I know a lot of people that went through several ignitors on redlines. You should look into that.
Don't mistake 'takes a second or two to come up to pressure' as 'hard to light', which a lot of folks do.I want to thank Aerotech for making quality motors! But I do want to mention that redline motors are hard to light- like VERY hard to light. I know a lot of people that went through several ignitors on redlines. You should look into that.
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