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New Rocket Glider & Motor Eater

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Doug Sams - 26 Jan 2006 03:29 GMT
Here's is my newest motor eater.  It takes five per flight.

http://home.flash.net/~samily/lil-dougie/

I just got some glass on it the other night.  That was a major sticking
point; sometimes it takes me a while to get over the hump. The rocket
has  been in gestation for a long time, but the light at the end of the
tunnel is getting brighter.  A little primer, sanding and painting...and
of course an end to the burn ban...and it'll be ready to fly.

Doug
lunarlosREMOVE2EMAIL@juno.com - 26 Jan 2006 03:41 GMT
Wow, and it takes me say a month to build a 6 meter R/C Glider ... now
just how long did it take to make this little rocket of yours?
Tater Schuld - 26 Jan 2006 03:42 GMT
ah, but those are 1/2A-xT motors it is eating.
would have been more impressive if it was eating H's or better

> Here's is my newest motor eater.  It takes five per flight.
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Doug Sams - 26 Jan 2006 16:20 GMT
> ah, but those are 1/2A-xT motors it is eating.
>  would have been more impressive if it was eating H's or better

Yes, but with four kids at home, Estes T motors are affordable,
but H's are only occasional, and then only in singles :)  
(Although I do have a staged HPR knocking around in my head,
but even that will use only two motors.)

Doug
 
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