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  • Potasium chlorate and sugar is a lot more viscuose

  • @gr8boyz118 KClO3 should never be used as the oxidizing agent in a rocket propellant.

  • would be a nice colour for firework stars :D

  • why no thrust?

  • that was beast of a nozzle

  • lol cool 0lbs of thrust

  • @elliotmotoX no nozzle = no thrust

  • @danaownsall That's definitely not true. You've never heard of a coreburner?

  • @elliotmotoX ya my bad talking out of my ass

  • @elliotmotoX it was nozzelless if you read it

  • @elliotmotoX says "nozzleless" in the title, no nozzle = no thrust

  • @44R0Ndin well, for end-burners anyways, core burning solids are a different story

  • for the flame to be blue i have to add aluminium powder and copper oxide?

  • awesome engine. Could you post the exact portions for mixing this? i am trying to make an ammonium perchlorate engine for a rocket myself.

  • Try Mixing 50% Ammonium Perchlorite and 50% Aluminum Powder. That would give you the solid fuel used by NASA.

  • That would be one fast flight. or explosion rather. A 50/50 mixture of ammonium perchlorate to aluminum powder would basically just make a slow flash powder. Te actual formula for NASA's solid boosters is:

    Aluminum powder........................­...........16

    Ammonium perchlorate...................­.....69.9

    Fe2O3 catalyst......................­..............0.07

    Rubber based binder of polybutadiëne acrylic acidacrylonitrile (PBAN)

    Epoxy curing agent.........................­.......1.96

  • sorry, forgot to add the 12.04% percent for the PBAN resin

  • @BobD1001 That's the type of fuel used by the NASA for the Shuttle's Solid Rocket Boosters??.

  • @Etne1988Diserple Yes, that is the composition of the fuel used for their SRBs.

  • @BobD1001 Wow!! I never knew that before.

  • add a paper head and keep the mouth open. what does it remind you of?

  • What kind of epoxy are you using

  • were do you buy epoxy

  • is it the catalyst that makes it blue?

  • Yeah, the copper oxide (the catalyst) adds the blue color to the flame. The blue color is also enchanced from the chlroine in the exhaust.

  • thanks

  • i felt like i was taking off in a rocket. too much weed i guess.

  • how much thrust is that giving. and is rocket more powerful than a rocket with potassium nitrate?

  • anyone, please help me with my rocket. I had potassium nitrate but it is still not powerful enough to fly a rocket. could anybody help me where to find or at least buy ammonium perchlorate?

  • IT IS powerfull enough. maybe you are doing your fuel the wrong way. you should review about it.

    where i live i can buy pure kno3, but i learnt how to purify it.. also, give a try at using pure dextrose and a strong catalyst, like iron oxide, alluminium powder, ascorbic acid among others....

    EPOXY rockets are very good too.

  • still need help?

  • I really need to ask you  the rattio between the epoxy and the hardener...

  • The ratio of PBAN resin to Epoxy resin is 16.4 (PBAN) to 3.6 (Mr Fiberglass Brand Epoxy resin)

    Bob

  • please help me. where could i find ammonium perchlorate. or at least buy. I cannot buy it on the internet, im just 14 and im not yet allowed to do such things.

    could you please help me.

  • Stick with your potassium nitrate and look up many many videos on how to make rcandy. Knowledge is power =D

    Try to keep your nozzle small.

    I use uncooked rocket fuel, and have a 1" tube. For 1" I use a 4/5 mm nozzle.

    Good luck!

  • beautiful burnrate!

    What was the excact composition? It looks like the flame coloring agent is CuO...

    I would love to make strobe rockets but I can't get AP. Would KClO3/KClO4 be a good substatude?

  • Thank you! The colorant/catalyst was CuO. I forget the exact composition, but I believe it was around 75% Ammonium Perchlorate, 25% epoxy resin/hardener, and an additional 4% CuO. I have been testing all different varients of propellant formulations, this was a pretty good one, although the Kn Ratio was quite low during initial testing.

  • Hi there, so it didn't contain any aluminium?

  • My apologies, I just took a look at my formula sheet, and it contained 73% Ammonium Perchlorate, 5% Al (Dark Pyro), 23%Epoxy/hardener, and an additional 3% CuO.

  • sorry, meant to type 22% epoxy resin/hardener

  • The aluminum scares me. It sounds like one big firework for if something goes wrong on the burn rate, such as a shock wave. I suppose that's what the hardener is for? Were you worried about your first test? I'm also a customer of your guides from a while back (this summer I believe).

  • nice (hand) job man

  • hahaha very nice. and with a nozzle i bet that would go fuckin high especially at night! Man u better psot a vid with that sucker

  • Will do, as soon as I can get these suckers to stop CATOing or blowing the nozzles.

  • very nice! that would look sick in the air!

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