I read what info you have on the site, AMAZING stuff , quite a undertaking. Is my understanding correct that you're using a total body section of 6"x6' @ 750psi for the n2o? I've been quite curious about n2o hybryds for a while , and their potential ,so if you could clarify this, I'd appreciate it.
Due to FAA waiver restrictions (they only allowed a 15k' flight) Scott only filled the nitrous tank 1/2 full. The Ganymede's altimeter reported peak altitude of 13,800' agl. Rocket is probably capable of 30,000' or more on a full load of nitrous. It is really amazing to see this thing in person - the video just does not do it justice.
Oh my god dude! That motor friggin ROCKS! I love how you can hear it roar off into the distance. Sounds like a fighter jet on afterburner. Very nice. What altitude did reach with this launch?
go to the web site Iisted and you will find contact information on the web site.
romper58 1 year ago
I read what info you have on the site, AMAZING stuff , quite a undertaking. Is my understanding correct that you're using a total body section of 6"x6' @ 750psi for the n2o? I've been quite curious about n2o hybryds for a while , and their potential ,so if you could clarify this, I'd appreciate it.
20YrBillionaire 1 year ago
go to the web site Iisted and you will find contact information on the web site.
romper58 1 year ago
that was sweet, you should put a cam on the rocket itself lol that would be awesome
chickenz666 2 years ago
Due to FAA waiver restrictions (they only allowed a 15k' flight) Scott only filled the nitrous tank 1/2 full. The Ganymede's altimeter reported peak altitude of 13,800' agl. Rocket is probably capable of 30,000' or more on a full load of nitrous. It is really amazing to see this thing in person - the video just does not do it justice.
romper58 3 years ago
Oh my god dude! That motor friggin ROCKS! I love how you can hear it roar off into the distance. Sounds like a fighter jet on afterburner. Very nice. What altitude did reach with this launch?
RandyJ007 3 years ago