Sorry, forgot #3 was that I should have ditched the blue-tape and gone for shearpins like I did on the ISC/Booster. On Sun, May 18, 2014 at 7:43 PM, James Dougherty <jafrado@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Booster lit, drag separated, sustainer did not light and nose-cone > ejected. > > Still doing some forensics, but right now it's pretty clear that it failed > for three, completely ridiculous reasons: 1) I did not have the igniter > taped in, so it got yanked out on separation, (really felt like an ass when > I sat down on the tape in my pocket) 2) I forgot vent-holes so the baros > never saw apogee :( > > All said and done, the rocket gods smiled on me, I lost a Nose-cone, > Marsa54, and a GPS-1 ... all of the rest of the airframe and most > importantly, the ISC are in working order. > > I plant to fly it (correctly this time) at OS after some Blackrock > adventures. > > Of course, I learned you can't be the TCC club President and be 5-9's > succesful with a complex rocket launch so next time, I will definitely be > recruiting some of y'all for review :-) > > >