@Dan Griffing is that a DX3 in your avatar? Good tips on router, I have a handheld not a table, so I'll have to think about whether I can make it work. I did a pretty similar process with the table saw but the blade kerf is a bit unwieldy.
The fins look quite similar to the 1/4” plywood fins on my L1 Apogee Zephyr.The biggest challenge was deciding how to bevel the fins. The fins are 5 layer 1/4" plywood.
Excellent!I had a successful L1 flight today on an AT 38mm RMS H-130W. Should have shaved the ejection charge slightly more, but still popped just after apogee.
I got my L1 with the Super DX3 last fall. Perfect flight on a H219T. I didn't setup an ebay, just used it as a part of the airframe. I put the main in the sustainer and did motor ejection. For my L2 I don't really need an e-bay either. There are L2 folks in my club that did motor ejection and a JLCR. The DX3 will fly to about 4,000 feet on a baby J. The airframe is fairly balanced between the payload and sustainer, meaning you can go drougeless with a JCLR or you can put a small drouge on the sustainer with the main. I plan on messing with the e-bay and dual deploy after I get my L2 as prep for a (maybe) someday L3 attempt.@mikec how did you set up your ebay on yours? I thought I recalled seeing a dual deployment pic. I'm not doing dual deployment on my L1, but I'd like to be able to on my L2..
Nice!I had a successful L1 flight today on an AT 38mm RMS H-130W. Should have shaved the ejection charge slightly more, but still popped just after apogee.
Here is my Madcow Super DX3 on the launch pad.
I launched on an I 287 Smoky Sam.
The launch was perfect.View attachment 431458
Congratulations!!!!I had a successful L1 flight today on an AT 38mm RMS H-130W. Should have shaved the ejection charge slightly more, but still popped just after apogee.
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