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Perchlorate black powder?30 Jun 2006 19:51 GMT3
Most available oxidizer for beginners is probably KNO3, but it  is hard
to make composite propellant from it. Is it wrong to think that
components used for composite (epoxide resin etc) are inferior to sugar
as fuels - and "candy propellant" or even black powder with ammonium
Estes Big Daddy Woes.....& construction tips30 Jun 2006 18:29 GMT7
I picked up an Estes Big Daddy today with the 40% off coupon from Hobby
Lobby and just spent an enjoyable late evening setting up the motor
mount.
However, their directions miss a few opportunities to be better.  I've
Flame proof cord?30 Jun 2006 02:22 GMT12
We've just started out with model rockets. Cardboard / plastic home brew
rockets with Estes A/B/C engines.
We've been using nylon builders chalk line cord to tie the nose cone, body
and streamer together and have had a couple of the cords burn through - it
Protecting the "smoking end" of your rocket...29 Jun 2006 22:35 GMT9
What do you guys and gals do to protect the aft end of your rockets (mostly
mid and high power) from the heat and flame of motor exhaust? I'm tired of
taking the time to put a really good finish on my rockets only to have the
rear end look like it has gone through WW3 after a ...
Estes Oracle, first flight report28 Jun 2006 17:10 GMT2
We had perfect rocket flying weather in Kansas last night (6/27), flat
calm and partly cloudy skies so we decided to give our new launch pad
and rocket a try.  Lately we've been using an Estes Porta Pad that came
with one of the ready to fly kits, but last weekend we bought a Mantis
jack boots turning up heat on Performance Hobbies28 Jun 2006 05:44 GMT6
How long has the BATFE been after Performance Hobbies?
This sounds serious.
http://www.washtimes.com/metro/20060625-114725-9396r.htm
Harold Bradtke
Delta 4 launch28 Jun 2006 05:24 GMT3
If it goes well, at 8:14pm PDT a Delta 4 HLV will launch from VB, anyone in
S.Cail should be out watching for it.
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Vaughn Brothers BoB26 Jun 2006 03:40 GMT1
A couple of months ago I took the instructions out of the kit to preview
them.  Now that I am ready to build it, they seem to have been vaporized or
filed in such a good spot that I can't find them.  The assembly, as I
recall, was somewhat different than the model rockets I have ...
Wrap-Around Antennas?25 Jun 2006 22:28 GMT4
Has anyone tried to make a wrap-around antenna for 2.4 GHz?
That is, an antenna that looks like a cylinder on the surface
of the rocket body?
These antennas appear to be widely used for sounding rockets,
New odd rocket on the market25 Jun 2006 07:00 GMT3
They have come out with a new odd rocket.
it is a 18 inch diameter device with a slit up the side, they call the mini
skirt rocket.
It is supported by a bi-pod structure where the motor receptacle is
Cato was right24 Jun 2006 17:51 GMT118
The current debate on the vaguries of the certification process
wouldn't even exist if the NAR and the TRA weren't acting as if they
were a regulatory agency.  The original concept was for the NAR to test
motors so as to assure <i>the consumer</i> that they were getting what
Prices on ebay...24 Jun 2006 01:13 GMT3
Check out the final price for this Cox rocket (and from the best I can
see, one of the sides of the SI-C is missing from the kit):
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6064279459
David Erbas-White
AeroTech Information Release 6/13/0623 Jun 2006 23:14 GMT12
AeroTech Information Release
6/13/06
Full Line of AeroTech Model Rocket and High-Power Motors and Reload Kits Now
Authorized in Canada
Estes engine CGs23 Jun 2006 18:27 GMT7
Is there anywhere I can find a list of CG locations for Estes engines both
loaded and at burnout? I can't spot this information in the Estes engine
tables (or have I missed it?).
Or will I just need to start measuring?
Buying a new pair of binoculars.23 Jun 2006 16:14 GMT18
I'm thinking of upgrading my old Bushnell cheapies for a off brand
called Military Zoom Binoculars.See here,
http://www.gadgetuniverse.com/product_detail.asp?SKU=TC+243
Will these be useful for High Powered Rocket recovery ?
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