water rocket parachute deployment

[AnCRockets]

u should have showed the launch. It would make it look impressive

[mat3279]

@AnCRockets Yep, unfortunately this was only a prototype and never flew. The newer version is a lot lighter and simpler but I haven't flown any rockets for almost 2 years now so no more videos :-(

[AnCRockets]

@mat3279 so u got a new hobby?

[mat3279]

@AnCRockets No, just moved house and have nowhere to fly nearby :-(

[AnCRockets]

@AnCRockets try to make an effort to find somewhere?

[OVENvsJEWS]

Holy donkey boner that almost got two inches.

[joda457]

Its too big

[mandual]

Las mejores soluciones suelen ser las más simples, y ésta no parece serlo.

[mat3279]

@mandual

Es por eso que esto es sólo una versión. Lamentablemente las ideas más sencillas para la eyección del paracaídas de cohetes de agua no siempre funcionan

[edgariori]

awesomeeee

[donchoa13200]

Waaaaaaaou !!!

[andrewdenio]

how does the servo release the spring?

[chaster1145]

sucked dick

[mat3279]

did you really ? what did it taste like?

[bluetitnestbox]

@chaster1145 you're gay!

[ed3396296]

wtf

[jeeckstrom]

I showed this to my physics class. Very cool, but we wish it actually went somewhere!

[hvasaderzdrenka]

Must say it looks very cool but my god its huge! Does it weigh alot to?

[mat3279]

If you mean the nose cone you're right it is big and heavy so we built a new one. should have the video up soon

[sportllen20]

dude ur lik super smart all tech and stuff

[yahoorif]

cool! but if you use stronger spring, that could be cooler!

[mat3279]

Your'e right, It would look cool if the spring was stronger. Unfortunately its as strong as I can use without breaking the servo horn.