Coming together nicely, I’m going to have to get into some CAD myself.

OverTheTop wrote:Great video Matt . Love the dashboard and map overlays in realtime.

Thanks OTT took a lot to figure out how to do it, was not easy with my very sparse GPS data.

Thanks for the thorough description. I should have known you would need an altimeter driven ejection charge. 14 sec standard motor delay is probably not long enough! I wonder what your actual delay turned out to be? Is there any advantage to using carbon fins over g10 do you think? Apogee occurred ...

Primary charge definitely kicked out the chute on queue, secondary charge went off a second later. Super project. I am planning something similar. But I do not understand the recovery setup fully. I thought I did, until you started talking about secondary charges. Were these controlled by your alti...

Nice kit. Good move on the internal launch rod.

If I was building it I’d be tempted to convert it to a cluster and I’d probably convert the display base to be flight ready (or 3D print flight replacements).

Lipo, similar to what OTT said. These have ver good energy density so there’s a weight saving for the same operating time.

Very cool joe. I need to get off my arse and start using my 3D printer.

Looks like the tail cone is actually cracked above the hole. I’d be tempted to chuck it on a lathe and remove the tip so it can be used on an L without melting.

The noise coming off the pad Love it.

Aw man, so much right but a couple of issues wipe it all out :( Any idea why the tracker failed? I take it you have RX logs on this. Seems likely that you got a chute out. Guessing either violent deployment (logs may help rule out speed at apogee) or some sort of short with the unusual telemetry set...

I can help with this! I believe this is Full Clip? Happy to send you full res pics. These are cropped and about half the res. OH MY. That's it. PM sent. You're a legend bud, I was seriously worried that no one got a lift off shot. Come to find out you got a few and they're magnificent!!!! drew Look...

Great stuff OTT.

Aquaman33 wrote:

SpaceManMat wrote:Nice bunch of photos. What motor was the CATO?

Estes E9 (black powder). Don't know anymore details.

It’s an incredible amount of flaming debris for an E. If you told me it was a G or H, I’d have believed you.

Go the Sput!

Nice bunch of photos. What motor was the CATO?