Which is better, 5 minute epoxy or 30 minute epoxy? If I mix it, would I get
35 minute epoxy? Is gorilla glue better than horse hide glue?What would Darwin say about survival of the fittest if he came back and read R.M.R??
What is the glue yield from a typical gorilla?
Is that waterproof, or will my rocket fall apart and smell like chicken soup, when it gets wet?
Chicken yolks.
How does this thing called a killfile work?
He'd think he was right and say: I knew it! Dang monkeys have evolved to the internet.
Randy
Lowland, or Mountain?
Why would anyone want to use lowland gorilla glue on a rocket? That would be silly. Mountain rain forest would be what I was referring to.
I totally agree with this statement. Great idea - now where do we submit the idea/plan to TLC/ Discovery Channel?
I say we only give them, oh, say, three tries. I'd like to see them try to do this. We could supply them with a kit, have them build it, or at least make it look like they built it, or, heck, just give them a bunch of parts and a copy of Rocksim, design their own rocket, and see if, IF their design is stable (which I bet it wouldn't be, considering they would be newbies) and then have them build their reloads (Pro38/54 or AT?) and let them go out to a range and launch them *at* the balloon.
Just my thoughts...so I guess you could just say, "Just Jason." :-D
Jason
I endorse that :)
It is trivial get a rocket to guide itself up the tether. In fact some people have experience shooting down kites.
I don't think the myth buster guys would cheat by running the rocket up the tether line...unless the ATF showed up and made them do it that way.
Aw shucks - you mean that's not what the little tubular thing on the side is supposed to be for?
-dave w
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Three.
No no no, must clarify...I meant that is what Darwin would say if he visited RMR.
I understood....but that's not saying much, huh?
:-)
John
Here. Test it.
What?
No. The line will easily cut through common launch lugs.
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