Скачать с ютуб Model Rockets: Spectacular Mid-Power Rocket launches including several student rockets and payloads в хорошем качестве

Model Rockets: Spectacular Mid-Power Rocket launches including several student rockets and payloads

We had a three day weekend with Friday being Hawaii Statehood Day. The WCC launch was schedule on Friday but no students so was a quick day then off to Ruby Tuesdays. We also launched Sunday evening at Blaisdell Park. Joe from Hobbyco.co said he'll schedule the next launch on the first Sundays instead, which will be 9/1. This video only has the MPR launches from Saturday because the video was already 24 minutes long. I'll probably release the other launches in the coming week. The winds were reported to be between 3 and 7 mph, but there was a brisk 10mph wind throughout the morning so had foregone the live stream. I filed the NOTAM with the FAA for 2000ft. It seemed like this drew in about a dozen small aircraft into the area so filing seems to make the situation worse. We made sure to pay extra attention to the sky before each launch. I got the ground cam to fall over once with the Great Goblin. Gary had the idea of using thin fishing line to keep the cam upright with the exhaust cutting the line. Problem is that I couldn't find the fishing line so well try it next time. It appears the Majestic was too heavy for the booster which didn't show in the sim. The bad news is that it landed in the substation. The good news that it was laying on the ground so no damage. Needless to say, HECO is not happy with me. Jake had inherited a bunch of E9-6 motors. One worked well the day before when he tested it on the ground but not so this time with his Shadow that Catod causing minimal damage. He then tried another test by taping the motor to my rail which worked fine. Not sure what he'll do with the other E9s. I always suggest putting them in a Vortico which is Cato proof. Jake was having fin problems. One of the fins on the Shadow was loose and came off on it's second flight. Then one of the fins on his new Initiator broke off on its first flight. He fixed both with duct tape on the subsequent flights which mostly worked. Remember, if it ain't broke, you're not trying hard enough. Duct tape is the handyman's tool. The Great Goblin had a perfect flight despite using an old motor. It even ended up landing in soft dirt. Gary retrieved it along with his successful Nike Smoke. After two long treks in the field to retrieve his Rockets, he was exhausted and was done for the day. He said the other rockets would go higher so would have to walk further to get them. It's too bad he didn't bring his e-bike again this time. The zipper in the Bandit Upscale should be an easy fix. I plan to cut off all but 2in from the baffle and replace with a new tube. That'll leave a 2in scar but at least I'll be able to redo the bad paint job I did in the black area before. 0:00 Majestic F15-0/F15-8 5pts 1:23 Gary Estes Super Neon XL, E12-6 1:58 Jake Shadow E9-6 2:51 Gary Madcow Mini Tomach, E16-6 4:10 Bandit Upscale G80-10T 1165ft 7pts 5:40 Flight video RR 7:44 Jake Shadow E26-4 8:14 Shidong / Angelo HonCC Caliber ISP hon-64 G74-6W 9:42 Jake Initator F52-5C 10:23 Gary Nike Smoke F26-6 11:40 Great Goblin G38-4FJ 899ft 7pts 13:20 Flight video RR 15:02 Shidong / Melody HonCC Caliber ISP hon-64 G74-6W 16:28 Fernando Lamas 16:39 Jake Initator F52-5C 17:34 Super Big Bertha F67-6W 1005ft 7pts 18:47 Flight video RR 20:31 Jake Shadow E15-7 21:36 Jake test another E9-6 22:00 2to2.5 F15-4 801ft 6pts 23:20 Flight video RR 24:36 Total 32pts + 15bonus = 47pts