113 second burn

[spacegeek5]

The shuttle SRB burns for 120 seconds

[PlanetGamesHD]

The SRB of Space Shuttle burn for 113 second!!!!!!

[csm9420]

why should you pressurize LOX with helium?

and how did you pressurized fuel??

[11784MS]

Mach diamonds are a girl's best friend! ;o)

[kobasica]

the flame has gone supersonic

[20144628]

Boring

[nicksynnz]

Cool rocket motor, I could see the mach diamonds in the exhaust. A burn like that would take anything light enough into space.

[cnknguyen]

in the correct size vehicle i would thing this could probably get it into space.

[johnbell58]

will it fly someday?

[jabikeman]

how can i get my hands on one of these?

[camelapodo]

aaaaah FROTH/...,,,,,

[jerzkid87]

cant see... too... much ...dust!

[Allexxx96]

That thing can go to space lol

[dontsend36]

I bet it burns like this rocket, too...

[sniperassassin94]

how high would that go ?? and how fast :)

[r0ckt3hc4sb4h]

Woohoo look at those mach diamonds!

[denomulos]

Look in the back.....nos tanks...lol is easy make burn for all the time..... is fake.......

[PaulBreed]

Actually one of them is nitrogen to pressurize the fuel and one is helium to pressurize the LOX.

[r0ckt3hc4sb4h]

Huh?

[highcommander2007]

Huh is right, please only ask questions if you know what you are talking about. Under normal launch situations the fuel would be pressurized for maximum burn to thrust ratio. As Paul said one "nos tank as you called them" is actually a tank of helium pumped behind the Liquid Oxygen forcing it out in a strong and steady rate. The other tank is nitrogen being used for the same purpose on the fuel. In launch situations the fuel & LOX would be pre-pressurized for launch and they would not be needed.

[r0ckt3hc4sb4h]

Is your reply directed at me or denomulos?

[highcommander2007]

it's a reply to denomulos who said the video was "fake" when it is clearly a successful test.

[highcommander2007]

OH and I almost forgot to ask Paul do you know if the intent for this LP-System will be Pre-Pressurization or the use of pumps? I saw an amazing design at JLP for a system that used one pressure tank and no mechanical pumps to creating pumping action for both tanks.

[superskullmaster]

@denomulos Now don't you just feel like a retard.

[MTran0708]

@superskullmaster actually he was trolling :D

[flyingchimp99]

@denomulos ur a fucking retard

[Hcdude]

wtf... is someone getting ready to launch a model rocket to mars? =P

[daflyinferret1]

hey me and my friend are tryong to send a rocket into space we have been playin around and we have some very long burn time for example we had a 4 inch motor in length and 1 inch in diameter burn for 78 seconds but it was made with kno3 and i dont think that it will give us the thrust to get a big rocket up there. i was wondering how you did this. please reply. thanks, by the way this was amazing great job

[asmqb]

*randomly borrows that for no apparent reason*

[risc19]

Boy that things got a real kick!

[dawson01912]

That's unbelievable...if the motor was only 1 foot long...you got so much weight piled up on it, though.

[dontsend36]

Yeah, I can't understand why anyone would want to take a ladder to outer space... lol

[eatstatic3]

put some decent stabilizers on that bitch and watch it smack a satellite out of orbit!

[xMurtaghx]

wtf ass

[AerotechMan101]

put a frickin rocket on it and show us the video that is amazing dude that will leave the atmosfere

[r0ck3tsm0k3]

113 sec! That is great! Sounds like orbit to me :)

[Najnelloc]

Big thank you from troop 107. Thanks for letting us sit in the bunker. Hoping you have plenty of LOX...LOL!  Good Luck and much successful static fires! - Big hair Bobby (Troop 107)

[melfik]

good job !