Oh no!! Well I guess I’m flying it during the day😊
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Subject: [AeroPAC Chat] Re: Get Your Night Launch Rockets Ready!
We have a J limit on night rockets.
On Sunday, March 29, 2020, 1:18:44 PM PDT, Gordon Balena <g_balena@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi,
Actually I was planning on flying my first night flier at this years XPRS. It’s
a 5.5 Nike Smoke with 120 LED lights and an Aerotech K456DM motor. But in
looking at your list I now have a question.
The list says electronic deployment. Is that a requirement? I was going to use
the 14 second delay element that the motor comes with. Given the max altitude,
RocSim shows that to be just about right.
Thanks,
Gordon
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Subject: [AeroPAC Chat] Get Your Night Launch Rockets Ready!
Hello AEROPACERs,
For those of you who remember the spectacular night launch by ROC at last
year's XPRS and thought it was pretty cool...here is you chance to be part of
AEROPAC's reply.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIWtEUQvINc&feature=youtu.be ;(Thanks Tim
Robinson!)
So....
- If you are at least a Level 2 certified flier
- Have a 38mm or 54mm night launch rocket (or one that can be converted)
- Your rocket has electronic deployment (only apogee needed)
- Want to be part of something really cool
- Will be at XPRS this year on Saturday night
- Willing to fly an ass kicking EX sparky special propellant motor....
Start getting your rocket ready to fly now or build a new one while you
probably have some spare time.
Demo flights at MUDROCK (or AERONAUT)
More details to follow soon.
