Centuri Point Clone

[Zack Lau]

I had a great flight this weekend with a B4-2.

 

[Zack Lau]

A picture of the interior. I used some mylar foil to provide a smooth surface for temporarily taping the 300 lb kevlar, so it wouldn't get in the way of the exhaust.

I used an Alps dry transfer printer and 110 lb cardstock for the shroud.

 

[DPatell]

Very cool. Slick design. Any pics of the flight?

 

[Zack Lau]

I didn't take any flight photos of my rockets, but other Cato members might have. I'd expect any photos to show up in the launch report for CATO 90 at www.catorockets.org

 

[Micromeister]

Zack:
if you need it I have the plan for the cardstock wrap cockpit for the original Centeri Point. I even used it on my Micro Point

 

[Zack Lau]

Hi Micromister,
The scan of the cockpit on the JimZ site had some fuzzy lines--so I decided to replace them with two NAR decals The decal on the other side has my NAR number 80361.

BTW, I remembered to raise the bottom of the rocket about 9 inches from the blast deflector--I heard stories about accidental ignition. Just in case, I made sure that nobody used the adjacent pad.

 

[Micromeister]

I just love flyin the point.. full size and micro size they both get about the same altitude..It's amazing!
Great job on yours by the way. I looks, I don't have the full size canopy wrap with me if you ever decide you'd like to add it just drop me an e-mail I'll send the cleaned up version to you.