Next Up: Little Bucky Jones

[Funkworks]

Oh no!
I have been outed! No one was supposed to figure that out.

This appears to be a kind of humor I'm familiar with.

Well, it is a good thing we have Ninja Llamas to take care of these matters.
Look! There is one now! ---------->

This would be something I haven't quite figured out.

 

[kuririn]

This would be something I haven't quite figured out.

The llama is kind of the PemTech mascot.
Like the ant is to Dr. Zooch.

 

[neil_w]

The llama is kind of the PemTech mascot.
Like the ant is to Dr. Zooch.

Or the pangolin is to Tenet Rocketworks.

 

[Cape Byron]

Or the pangolin is to Tenet Rocketworks.

Or Widget is to Armadillo Aerospace.

 

[Funkworks]

Got it.

 

[Pem Tech]

This appears to be a kind of humor I'm familiar with.



This would be something I haven't quite figured out.

Ninja Llamas, you can't see them.

 

[Pem Tech]

The llama is kind of the PemTech mascot.
Like the ant is to Dr. Zooch.

And it all came about from the folks on TRF. Just a happy anomaly.
Those are the best kind...

 

[Pem Tech]

Or the pangolin is to Tenet Rocketworks.

A pangolin? Now that is original.

 

[messedupryan]

Threw a fin loose at the last launch.


This is quickly becoming my favorite low power Rocket, so we are going to make some repairs and upgrades.



I decided that I also hate wadding, so I am going to try to install a baffle. I needed a little more length to make everything fit, so I am adding the baffle + 4" and we will see how it goes. ( It simulates just fine with the changes )

 

[GlenP]

Another great LPR retro themed rocket from the Rocketry Llamas, 18 mm power cardstock TRF logo rocket:

http://www.pembertontechnologies.com/trf-logo-rocket/

 

[Pem Tech]

Threw a fin loose at the last launch.
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This is quickly becoming my favorite low power Rocket, so we are going to make some repairs and upgrades.

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I decided that I also hate wadding, so I am going to try to install a baffle. I needed a little more length to make everything fit, so I am adding the baffle + 4" and we will see how it goes. ( It simulates just fine with the changes )
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"This is quickly becoming my favorite low power Rocket,"

*sniff*
That is so sweet, I may cry...
*sniff*

Wow, now that is a long nose LBJ, sort of a Narwhal Bucky. As long as it works! He is going to look cool when finally finished.

 

[Pem Tech]

Another great LPR retro themed rocket from the Rocketry Llamas, 18 mm power cardstock TRF logo rocket:

http://www.pembertontechnologies.com/trf-logo-rocket/

Thank you for the kind words.
(your check is in the mail)

 

[jqavins]

OK, I know I'm very late to tbe party, but...

It's one of the bests methods I found that works and keeps fingers from getting CA on them... de-bonder in case you do get CA on your fingers...

Gloves. When using large amounts of CA like this, wear nitrile or latex or those baggy food service gloves.

There are prefectures that offer only rails at launch events.

I've never encountered a NAR section launch that did not have racks with rods.

I haven't built a rocket with rod launch lugs in a very long time.

How nice for you. Congratulations.

Launch lugs that use rods are so 80's.

Launch rods are good for lighter rockets, i.e. most LP and many MP rockets, in any decade.

Don't install launch lugs on your rocket.

Phooey.

For my 24 mm Space Arc I used both 3/16" and 1/4" launch lugs so I'd have the option if I ever wanted to fly on something bigger than a D

It's less about the motor than tne rocket weight. (Since the two are generally correlated, some clubs assign pads based on motor size not matter the weight, so you're not altogether wrong.)