Team Pump It's first on board video and altimeter flight!

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Team Pump It's first on board video and altimeter flight!

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nice video guys , any chance you can post a picture of your drop off deployement system and of your wrocket .......;;;..

thanks in advance
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andicirk wrote:nice video guys , any chance you can post a picture of your drop off deployement system and of your wrocket .......;;;..

thanks in advance
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Nice work! Very impressive height for that weight and pressure, your rocket must have very low drag. Does your launcher have a launch tube, or is your nozzle the hose-connector type?
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Are you planning on entering those two flights in the class C. From the looks of your video it looks like it might fit.
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rockets-in-brighton wrote:Nice work! Very impressive height for that weight and pressure, your rocket must have very low drag. Does your launcher have a launch tube, or is your nozzle the hose-connector type?
I thy to make everything as efficient as possible, from the launcher to the rocket and for this rocket a launch tube is best. The rocket is a low drag and stable flying design. Can't go into much detail because it is going to be used for the class C competition, still working out some bugs. Will post pictures after entering the competition, hope you understand for the secrecy for now. Thanks Reno
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WRA2 wrote:Are you planning on entering those two flights in the class C. From the looks of your video it looks like it might fit.
No, just working out some bugs. Made some test flights the other day and beat those times from the video by 45 sec. longer. Will enter soon. Thanks Reno
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That was a cool flight. Were you afraid of getting stuck in one of those trees? Murphy's law states that if there is one tree anywhere near your launch site that your rocket will find it.
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Oops, sometimes I forget about the competitions! Tell us all about it when you win the Class C...
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Good work! The video from that little camera came out really well! It looks cold there where you launched too. I always thought of the Carolinas as being a lot warmer this time of the year!
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Tim Chen wrote:Good work! The video from that little camera came out really well! It looks cold there where you launched too. I always thought of the Carolinas as being a lot warmer this time of the year!
Well... last week you could wear shorts and today's high is 27deg. F and down to 9deg. tonight, but that's NC weather for you. I had shorts on at Christmas! 8) But would love to see a foot or two of the white stuff! We don't get snow much, but we do get bad ice storms......... man... it sucks trying to build a iceman! :lol:
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reno1 wrote:
Tim Chen wrote:Good work! The video from that little camera came out really well! It looks cold there where you launched too. I always thought of the Carolinas as being a lot warmer this time of the year!
Well... last week you could wear shorts and today's high is 27deg. F and down to 9deg. tonight, but that's NC weather for you. I had shorts on at Christmas! 8) But would love to see a foot or two of the white stuff! We don't get snow much, but we do get bad ice storms......... man... it sucks trying to build a iceman! :lol:
It was -21F Thursday morning at our primary launch site. We don't want to hear about shorts!
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reno1 wrote:
Tim Chen wrote:Good work! The video from that little camera came out really well! It looks cold there where you launched too. I always thought of the Carolinas as being a lot warmer this time of the year!
Well... last week you could wear shorts and today's high is 27deg. F and down to 9deg. tonight, but that's NC weather for you. I had shorts on at Christmas! 8) But would love to see a foot or two of the white stuff! We don't get snow much, but we do get bad ice storms......... man... it sucks trying to build a iceman! :lol:
My wish came true!!!!!! Got to go and build a smowman! LOL
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reno1 wrote:
reno1 wrote:
Tim Chen wrote:Good work! The video from that little camera came out really well! It looks cold there where you launched too. I always thought of the Carolinas as being a lot warmer this time of the year!
Well... last week you could wear shorts and today's high is 27deg. F and down to 9deg. tonight, but that's NC weather for you. I had shorts on at Christmas! 8) But would love to see a foot or two of the white stuff! We don't get snow much, but we do get bad ice storms......... man... it sucks trying to build a iceman! :lol:
My wish came true!!!!!! Got to go and build a smowman! LOL
Congratulations!!!! Now go out there and launch in it. 8) 8)
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reno1 wrote:
reno1 wrote:
Tim Chen wrote:Good work! The video from that little camera came out really well! It looks cold there where you launched too. I always thought of the Carolinas as being a lot warmer this time of the year!
Well... last week you could wear shorts and today's high is 27deg. F and down to 9deg. tonight, but that's NC weather for you. I had shorts on at Christmas! 8) But would love to see a foot or two of the white stuff! We don't get snow much, but we do get bad ice storms......... man... it sucks trying to build a iceman! :lol:
My wish came true!!!!!! Got to go and build a smowman! LOL
GLOBAL WARMING my left buttocks!
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