Cwbullet’s First Build of 2021: Partial printed 29mm Minimum Diameter

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Attached to the motor tube with JB Weld:
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I will finish gluing the fin can on and motor tube with a 5-minute epoxy. The shock cord will be also glued to the side of the motor mount.
 
I hope we have a launch this month so I can fly it. Come on people of SC. Please avoid COVID!
 
We try, but we have been unable to fly due to local restrictions and concerns about group gatherings.
I can't be out in weather below 60 degrees or I get bronchial spasms, so I'm going to try and get my Level 2 down in SC when it warms up. Hopefully I'll get to meet you there.
 
I try and do my COVID dance to keep it off the field and out fo the state for the next 10-14 days.
 
I do have one piece I had to order. I am out of 4-40 rods. I was going to use M3 Rods, but they are so expensive in the US.
 
Today comes the fun part of assembling and wire in the AV Bay.
 
It a little delayed and the AV Bay is wired.

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I am using the Fingertech switch. I chose to go old school with a 9V.

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A missile works RRC2+ is my altimeter of choice.

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The AV bay is 5.5 inches long and has 4-40 rods.

I am going to use an 18-inch main chute

The rocket is nearly assembled.
 
Looks good. How are you getting your charge wires back past the battery/endcap interface. Looks pretty tight. Its one of the reasons I went with a lipo and bear altimeter to give me a little wiggle room inside a 29mm coupler.
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Here is mine with an RRC3, screw switch, and lipo shoved into a 29mm coupler. This is the CAD model but it did work and has flown. Uses 2-56 threaded rod with locknuts on the end (not in CAD as mcmaster doesn't have them long enough in the models).
 

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