nice stills, and jmar, it was the foward aft closure which had failed, the heisenberg compensator thus released the h2o2 gas, overwhelming the pressure servos which in turn ignited the propellant, producing this spectacular splendor..
well pardon my french, but you're quite the rough customer! Any ignoramus would know that i was referring to the aft closure in the foward portion of the hybridized dual compression-controlled expansion chambers. and furthermore the brilliant heisenberg compensator is commonly located on the starbord side to cross balance the weight of the vaporizer pump on the port. well i say, ... Mr. fancy level three.. GoBuyaHeisenbergCompensator!
Actually, no, the body was perfectly fine. The ejection charge, which is supposed to separate the two halves of the rocket, fired early due to a bad o-ring in the motor. The rocket came apart exactly where it was supposed to, it just did it about 30 seconds too early.
Both ends of the motor are burning, SU is a bad delay grain, RMS would be a blown forward closure. Motors shouldn't burn from both ends, it blows off the payload section at speed.
No, the frame was perfectly strong enough for the motor. In fact, the frame can take a motor twice as powerful. In fact, the next person to lauch had the exact same frame and the exact same motor, and he was sucessful.
As I posted in the description, the motor itself exploded.
NASA will never recover from this.
FantasticBob7000 1 month ago
0:55 - deforestation
dkthemovie 2 years ago
Forward seal failure. Poop happens. Then you build another one.
jmar1371 4 years ago
nice stills, and jmar, it was the foward aft closure which had failed, the heisenberg compensator thus released the h2o2 gas, overwhelming the pressure servos which in turn ignited the propellant, producing this spectacular splendor..
GoRideaMTN 3 years ago
The forward aft closure? Is that the one in front of the back, or in back of the front? Or is it to one side of the middle?
And exactly where does the Heisenberg compensator mount in that solid propellant motor?
Hey GoRideaMTN... GoReadaBOOK.
jmar1371 3 years ago
well pardon my french, but you're quite the rough customer! Any ignoramus would know that i was referring to the aft closure in the foward portion of the hybridized dual compression-controlled expansion chambers. and furthermore the brilliant heisenberg compensator is commonly located on the starbord side to cross balance the weight of the vaporizer pump on the port. well i say, ... Mr. fancy level three.. GoBuyaHeisenbergCompensator!
GoRideaMTN 3 years ago
An ignoramous might, but those of us with an education... We don't have the foggiest WTF you're babbling about.
You might consider cutting back on the Barney's Breakfast Bar.
jmar1371 3 years ago
An ignoramous might, but those of us with an education... We don't have the foggiest WTF you're babbling about.
You might consider cutting back on the Barney's Breakfast Bar.
jmar1371 3 years ago
the barneys breakfast bars do give me explosive gas
GoRideaMTN 3 years ago
I hate when that happens!
jmar1371 3 years ago
actually,looking at the rocket in that video,you can see the fault on the body.Its never should have been launched in that condition.
FOAD911 4 years ago
Actually, no, the body was perfectly fine. The ejection charge, which is supposed to separate the two halves of the rocket, fired early due to a bad o-ring in the motor. The rocket came apart exactly where it was supposed to, it just did it about 30 seconds too early.
zanhecht 4 years ago
lol next time dont do it on a windy day lol
whitetailshooter 4 years ago
how sad... hehe
vigi86 4 years ago
it looked like u didnt put enough flame paper stuff in it it caught fire and exploded
Nintendo64freak 4 years ago
it looks like you guys are a bit close
Dratiniii 4 years ago
Sad. So much potential. Did you make that yourself? If you did, then well done.
thejanitor99 5 years ago
it sounded kew
Emericaskater17 5 years ago
nice camera work. how large was the motor?
minga86 5 years ago
It was a reloadable H (H80 IIRC).
zanhecht 5 years ago
Both ends of the motor are burning, SU is a bad delay grain, RMS would be a blown forward closure. Motors shouldn't burn from both ends, it blows off the payload section at speed.
VooDooRocketry 5 years ago
OMG! it made me cry!
CrazyAbe101 5 years ago
LOL, he was a beautiful rocket, at least he's in a better place now.
methylene5 5 years ago
LOL they try to make it sad
Pycman5 5 years ago
how did u made the rocket??? with powder? kno3? or what
PabloTurk 5 years ago
He used what.
jmar1371 3 years ago
this vid is hilarious
lippschitts 5 years ago
I think the maker used a really powerful motor while having a week frame.
The rocket noze opened taking the parashute out and that caused the rocet to spin and just crumble.
Next time choose a tougher frame and balance it before hand.
Nice motor though.
gorillagirlgorilla 5 years ago
No, the frame was perfectly strong enough for the motor. In fact, the frame can take a motor twice as powerful. In fact, the next person to lauch had the exact same frame and the exact same motor, and he was sucessful.
As I posted in the description, the motor itself exploded.
zanhecht 5 years ago
woah did u see it like bending? crazy
EggYolk 5 years ago
that is some impressive shooting from the camera guy! props to you
Ranger4321 5 years ago
bet that was a bit annoying!
hmmcrunchy 5 years ago