Yup, that's a pretty undesirable behavior... May have been the iron in the
motor, or something magnetic on the launch rail...
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Subject: [AR] Re: magnetic apogee sensor
How about when mounted next to a very long motor that has a lot of Iron Oxide
in it. Watch this at about the 6 minute mark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05u6Gb-pA58 The rocket used a mag detector and
it set off the charge right before it completely came to pressure.
DaveL
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