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Welcome to the world of clusters!
Welcome to the "Deuce - A - holics" club
Welcome to FlisKits (via the Deuce's Wild!)
and a *most* hardy welcome to TRF!
If you purchase the Deuce's Wild! kit you will also get a "Hints and Tips" sheet on clustering (I've attached it to this message so that you can review it ahead of time)
Also, I recommend that you do a search here on TRF for CLUSTER, CLUSTERS & CLUSTERING in the LOW POWER forum for more information on doing such cluster ignition.
Basically, here is what I recommend:
1) read the manufacturers liturature
2) All motors in the cluster must match (use the ones recommended by the manufacturer)
3) Place a small ball of recovery wadding in the top end of all motors in the cluster. Should you have one motor that doesn't ignite, this wadding will protect that motor from the hot ejection particles of the burning motor, at the time of ejection. This ejection material can actually ignite the unlit motor in reverse, gutting your model in the process.
4) Make sure all motors are tightly secured in the rocket.
5) Select 2 (in the case of the Deuce) ignitors that look to be of the same size and condition.
6) Install your ignitors and either twist the leads together (this is how I prepare MY Deuce's Wild! for flight) or use a clip whip.
7) use a 12VDC power source for your launch equipment. This could be as simple as two 6 volt lantern batteries or even your car battery
I would not recommend the Estes Electron setup as it does not have enough *power* to properly launch a cluster.
If interested, here is a link to a very simple launch controller that you can build for about $10 with parts from Radio Shack:
https://fliskits.com/products/free_dl/simple_pad.pdf
And, lastly, PLEASE ask more questions if you have any! Our goal is to help you be as successful as possible!
hope this helps!
jim