Discussions about rockets, construction materials, adhesives, nozzles, nosecones and fin design.
bugwubber
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Post by bugwubber Sun Feb 16, 2014 1:30 am
Reptiglorandrockets wrote: U.S. Water Rockets1 wrote: You need a little more PL Premium on those fins.
My fins?
I've always used the same amount of PLP for the fillets on my fins. There is also quite a bit of Hot melt glue under those fillets, while still keeping it lightweight.
Or are you being sarcastic? :-)
I've dropped filets and haven't had any problems.
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Bugwubber
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Post by Water Rocket Expert Sun Feb 16, 2014 10:25 pm
Oh and if anyone wants to know. My team name is SPWR.
Reptiglorandrockets
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Post by Reptiglorandrockets Sun Feb 16, 2014 11:37 pm
Water Rocket Expert wrote: Oh and if anyone wants to know. My team name is SPWR.
What does that stand for?
Blog:http://rrockets.blogspot.com/?m=1
bugwubber
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Post by bugwubber Mon Feb 17, 2014 10:16 am
Reptiglorandrockets wrote: Water Rocket Expert wrote: Oh and if anyone wants to know. My team name is SPWR.
What does that stand for?
Oh this could be fun. There were all kinds of things we found NASA could stand for back in school. This is what we decided SPEW stood for.
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Bugwubber
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Post by Water Rocket Expert Mon Feb 17, 2014 11:16 am
Simply, my name, (which I prefer not to share) and Water Rockets.
