I searched for an all online OR/RS-like design simulation tool. Didn't find one. does anybody know one that's good for more than 3FNC?
Nope its a very basic sim thats generally "close enough" to select motors and delay lengths.People keep talking about ThrustCurve's simulations, but all I can find there is even less than 3FNC. You enter the body diameter, dry mass, and motor mount dimensions and get results. Is there something else at ThrustCurve that I'm missing?
But what I'm looking for is something that lets me do some design during my lunch hour, where I'm not allowed to install RS or OR on my company owned computer
The fourth is free too, you just have to request a link to dowload it.^ First world problems.
There are 4 actively-supported software dedicated to the niche hobby of model rocketry: OR, RS, TC, RAII. 3 are free, and the 4th is not unreasonable. 3 employ pretty sophisticated models and the 4th is damn efficient. That's pretty good in my book.
Well, I'm lucky enough to live in the first world. Not sorry.^ First world problems.
Ah, what is this RAII you speak of? All I get from Google is "RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization)", a programming topic. (And that's with adding "rockets" to the search.)There are 4 actively-supported software dedicated to the niche hobby of model rocketry: OR, RS, TC, RAII.
Rogers Aeroscience RASAero Aerodynamic Analysis and FlightAh, what is this RAII you speak of? All I get from Google is "RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization)", a programming topic. (And that's with adding "rockets" to the search.)
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