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Model Forum / General / Rockets / October 2008Research model rocket hardware (13mm, 18mm, and soon 24mm)
All, I'm just trying to get the word out about my new hardware. Yes this is kind of an ad sorry about that part. hopefully you will find something you like. Green Monkey Aerospace is a suppler of research rocketry hardware for the model rocket enthusiast. Green Monkey Aerospace is different in the world of research rocketry by choice. We allow some new and exciting options for your old fleet of rockets. How about a 13mm E-30 or a 18mm G-120. please stop by and take a look at the web site thanks. www.gmarocketry.com -Neil On Oct 21, 2:04 pm, gmarocke...@gmail.com wrote: > [ . . . ] How about a 13mm E-30 > or a 18mm G-120. please stop by and take a look at the web site > thanks. > > www.gmarocketry.com Your site lists casing hardware, but not propellant. Where are the 13mm E-30 and 18mm G-120 reloads? I haven't seen any approvals for these motor combinations anywhere either. Hardware alone isn't worth much. > On Oct 21, 2:04 pm, gmarocke...@gmail.com wrote: >> [ . . . ] How about a 13mm E-30 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I haven't seen any approvals for these motor combinations > anywhere either. Hardware alone isn't worth much. These appear to be (as the site implies) for research/experimental rocketry, as evidenced by the fact that he's selling casting/liner tubes as well. David Erbas-White > > On Oct 21, 2:04 pm, gmarocke...@gmail.com wrote: > >> [ . . . ] How about a 13mm E-30 [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > David Erbas-White As I said, "Hardware alone isn't worth much." >>> On Oct 21, 2:04 pm, gmarocke...@gmail.com wrote: >>>> [ . . . ] How about a 13mm E-30 [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > As I said, "Hardware alone isn't worth much." If you do not make your own propellant, you are correct. For some of us, hardware, casting tubes, and liners is good enough. We have the rest of the technology...(:-) Fred > As I said, "Hardware alone isn't worth much." To you and me, that's correct. But he seems pretty open about the fact that he's supplying hardware for people who want to do research (as he calls it) motors, where 'research' means formulating your own propellant. I can definitely see a niche for what he's doing (not a large niche, but a niche). > (not a large niche, but a niche). Hey cant we leave the size of my Niche out of this. :) The hardware is for EX'ers after i got my L3 I started to get bored with rocketry. I then found EX or Research as TRA wants you to call it. No one was making smaller stuff and I wanted to try it out. I always had some propellant left over after making motors and thought I'll make some smaller motors. then one thing lead to the next and I'm making hardware. I was trying to let people know that there is a place where they can get small research hardware. I just fired a 18mm F-28 cslot motor 2.5 second burn. It was awesome red flame as long as the case. Its just the next level for me I like burning motors I designed. Sometimes they they don't work as planed but then I just try something else until I get it there. When you can tailor the motor to the rocket and not just the rocket to the motor then you have the total picture. -Neil |
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