Fred22
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Jim's suggestion makes senceAny secrets on how to prevent the booster fins from separating on landing from the tube on the root edge? I have tried a bigger chute, launched only on a C6-3, landing on a wet grass field and still the fin separated.
I have actually been experimenting with tethering the kevlar shock line outside the body tube to the bottom of the rocket (near the motor tube) so that the model comes down tail end up... Hope to have that flying at NARAM this weekend and I will report with a follow up.
jim
So good in-flight photos! Great job Fred! Must have been lots of fun![]()
As always Great photos Fred!
One of the best parts of TRF is your flight pics... really nice stuff this time also.
How did that go JIm?
Cheers
fred
Great bunch of rockets and some stellar photos, Fred.
i hope to know this weekend at NARAMI will keep you posted!
jim
Hope you feel better soon JimWell, no Thunderbird test at NARAM.... just too darned sick... I'll see what I can do at the next CMASS launch at the end of the month...
jim
Hope you feel better soon Jim![]()
Cheers
fred
I'm feeling better every day, but still have to take it easy. I notice that the heat really drains me since i got sick. I have to just shut down a few minutes several times a day. Having it in the mid-high 90's doesn't help, that's for sure... LOL
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