I would also like to learn more about the screw connector method. If this is something that can be done without special tools then I would be REALLY interested in it!rockets-in-brighton wrote:Hello Claus!Batkiter wrote: The interior tank I built from 1.5 litres of bottles with my proven screw connection technology from 6 bottles. The screwing technology is a genuine alternative to splicing, because thereby the time for manufactoring from the tank can be substantially reduced. The boosters are manufactured according to the same method.
Pressureresistant til 16bar and more.
I've seen many pictures of your custom spliced rocket bodies before. I don't think I have ever seen a description of the method used, or seen pictures of the components by themselves.
I've always assumed that these screw connectors are fabricated using specialised workshop tools. Is that the case?
Greetings, Steve.
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Hello Steve!rockets-in-brighton wrote:Hello Claus!Batkiter wrote: The interior tank I built from 1.5 litres of bottles with my proven screw connection technology from 6 bottles. The screwing technology is a genuine alternative to splicing, because thereby the time for manufactoring from the tank can be substantially reduced. The boosters are manufactured according to the same method.
Pressureresistant til 16bar and more.
I've seen many pictures of your custom spliced rocket bodies before. I don't think I have ever seen a description of the method used, or seen pictures of the components by themselves.
I've always assumed that these screw connectors are fabricated using specialised workshop tools. Is that the case?
Greetings, Steve.
It is correct!
I developed and also even in my workshop manufactured the connection parts. I did not publish a building specification yet. Many waterrocketeers in Europe use my parts, in order to build rocket bodies.
Greeting Claus
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Batkiter, Do you have any simulation or expected altitude from this engineering marvel?
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200 meter and more!Hydrogen Ash wrote:Batkiter, Do you have any simulation or expected altitude from this engineering marvel?
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When do you expect to launch?Batkiter wrote:200 meter and more!Hydrogen Ash wrote:Batkiter, Do you have any simulation or expected altitude from this engineering marvel?
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Launchtime 4.17.2009 German Rocketry Event.Andromeda wrote:When do you expect to launch?Batkiter wrote:200 meter and more!Hydrogen Ash wrote:Batkiter, Do you have any simulation or expected altitude from this engineering marvel?
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Nice!!! Please bring plenty of cameras. I cannot wait to see what that looks like in the air.Batkiter wrote:Launchtime 4.17.2009 German Rocketry Event.
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Hi Batkiter! Any news on how this bad-boy flew earlier this year?
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We would love to know how things went as well!nzdnb wrote:Hi Batkiter! Any news on how this bad-boy flew earlier this year?
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