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[qquake2k]

I don't have it anymore. But it was a schweet flyer.

It was designed for the Hypertek L back when hybrids were all the rage. Glassed LOC tubing. LOC reducer. G10 fins. My own vinyl graphics and decals. Missileworks RRC for apogee deploy.

Awww, what happened to it?

 

[GDJ]

My goodness, some of you guys really play with BIG stuff!

Mine is a modified Quest Magnum Sport Loader. It has longer BT-60 tubing, homemade engine housing, and it's being made into a 2 stage (D12 for boost, E9-8 for main). Simulations keep saying 1900 feet with a 28 gram payload (camera, altimeter).

Total length: 800mm long.

 

[rdbones]

Upscale Rocketry's Gemini DC on a central M1939 and 3 M1315's

 

[gdjsky01]

Awww, what happened to it?

IIRC it was trashed during a move. Just an accident. I've never built anything that size again. I have some glassed 4 inch and 6 inch tubing, as well as 6 inch diameter 1/2 inch ply centering rings that have a central 75 surrounded by 29s (or maybe 38s). They were parts for my High Bred Three. A level 3 cert on a Hypertek M upscaled from the High Bred Arrow. But I never got roundtuit. Now, even though I have the parts, I don't see Level 3 as all that important anymore. There is so much to try and to build with 1/2A thru L I just can not see why I'd care anymore if I can blow $500+ on a single flight. Clustering and Staging (esp staging)... that requires skill. YMMV. And this is a topic for the watering hole.