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18 years ago
What a weiner
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18 years ago
Laugh or not... but........
Once, at a local "kids" club, on of the lil. rocketeers actually did modify a knockwurst to fly on a C motor. He actually mounted a motor tube, motor hook, simmed it on RocSim, tumble recovery, thru the "wall" balsa fins, I will say, he did have it balanced, it most certainly did fly, straight up boost, at apogee, the "nose cone" did eject, and it did deploy a streamer recovery.... suprised us all, recovered it in one piece, but... seemed to cook the body tube forward of the motor tube....
Bill
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18 years ago
That sound like the wurst rocket ever.
Not that I'm knocking it....
If you have photos, be sure to provide a link.
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18 years ago
Yeah, and don't be such a brat about it...
tah
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18 years ago
Probably made a decent rocket, as the dimensions should be in the ballpark. Didn't Frank do an upscale?
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18 years ago
Frank's in Beantown this week, but when he gets back I'll grill him about it.
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18 years ago
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18 years ago
No need to get all steamed up about it.
I have to roll now, I'll have to ketchup with this thread later.
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18 years ago
Does it plump when you fly it?
Randy