What kind of launch lug/rail button

rabidsheeep

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is on the binder designs stealth junior? do they use rail buttons or launch lugs? coulnd't find the answer on the site anywhere...

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Steward

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I guess... My BD "EXCEL" came with launch lugs....

No doubt I'll change to rail buttons...
 

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I'd take a semi-educated guess that it comes with 1/4" lugs...that's what came with my BD Dragonfly anyway.

Best place for rail buttons is railbuttons.com. You can always add rail buttons later.

And there's nothing wrong with having both buttons & lugs on a rocket!
 

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how do you have both?? One on either side?? I prefer rail buttons because, the rocket cant turn on the rail like it does on a rod and risk screwing up your ignitor, and i think they look nicer.
 

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Yes, each between different sets of fins. I put lugs and buttons on lots of my rockets. Having both provides flexibility. Despite liking buttons, I'd rather not wait for a launch slot on a rail if there are open rods. I often solve(d) this by bringing my own rail pad which I could move to any unused set of wires.
 
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