@anthony102010 I thoroughly read the book "Experimental Composite Propellant" by Dr. Terry McCreary, as well as e-mail correspondence with him for some time. Talk about an author who stands behind, and supports what he writes. In my propellant above I just added my own twist to the burn rate catalyst by using copper oxide. I HIGHLY recommend this book if you are considering getting into composite propellants, and it can be found on several rocketry websites.
wenn ihr zündfertige rauchbomben, ammoniumnitrat oder KAS (80%) kaufen wollt dann schaut euch doch mal unser viedeo an sucht einfach Ammoniumnirat,KAS,Rauchbomben
@TheEIBarto, that will undoubtedly make potassium nitrate, but that isn't the 'easiest' way by a longshot, plus your method involves two highly corrosive chemicals, and HNO3 is a bit expensive as well. Definitely not a convenient or easy way of getting KNO3
If you want KNO3 mix potassium chloride (found in sodium free salt) with ammonium nitrate from instant cold packs. Put the mixture in an ice bath and wait for crystals of kno3 to be formed that can be filtered,
@TheEIBarto Why the hell would you waste precious HNO3? You would probably want to do something like take NH4NO3 and make KNO3 (mixing with KCl might do). That will produce some KNO3 and some NH4Cl.
@cyanide444 better use KHCO3 or K2CO3 boiling down the solution will result in (NH4)2CO3 or NH4HCO3 which will decompose into NH3 and CO2. KNO3 stays in solution.
@TheEIBarto no the easiest way of getting it is paying $18 for 10lbs on ebay. the chemical process is more expensive, more risky and provides less kno3. just buy a big bag of it
ammonium perchlorate?? and potassium nitrate is different from the chlorate and even perchlorate.. look at this if you want potassium nitrate.. (:
K2CO3 + NH4NO3 (equal amounts) = KNO3 (the other will be ammonium carbonate, crystallize the stuff.. cant remember the other that will be formed, but i think only ammonium carbonate is formed except kno3)
CATO means CAtastrophic TakeOff, basically, it is when the engine overpressurizes, and either blows the casing apart, or shoots out the nozzle of aft bulkhead. technically, static tests aren't "takeoffs" but its still the same idea.
tottally untrue basic fuel is hydrogen and oxegen when they combine a flame ignites the two at high pressure throwing the rocket in the air and they use potasium nitrate for the solid rocket boosters on the sides
Liquid hydrogen (fuel) and liquid oxygen (oxidizer) are burned in their gaseous states in "liquid fueled" rocket engines such as the three main engines on the Shuttle. Aluminum perchlorate is the fuel used in the two solid rocket boosters on either side of the LO2/LH2 tank (the big orange thing).
There is a link between exposure to solid rocket fuel residue and neurological disorders, Parkinson's, MS, etc. among launch pad technicians..by breathing the vapors & thru the skin after launches.
Yes, the 3 shuttle engines use hydrogen/oxygen, but the two reusable thrusters are powered by a casted solid mix of the oxidiser ammoniumperchlorate (NH4ClO4) and fuel.. cant remember, wiki it.
Dont remember exactly, I made this engine some time ago, but I believe it was around 75% 200 Micron AP, The remainder being PBAN, Curative, and some copper oxide.
what ingredients did u use in what proportions and amounts? I would be grateful if u tell me. sound really cool, but does it generate suffiecient thrust?
The AP is a bit troublesome to get, but it is sold at many pyrotechnic chemical vendors such as firefox, or skylighter. Also, if you want to spend alot more get a small amount at United Nuclear to test.
Hey im just wondering would 2 of those be strong enough to repel a 800gm to 1.2kg car?
jackson3pvo 3 months ago
how did you make the fuel
anthony102010 3 months ago
@anthony102010 I thoroughly read the book "Experimental Composite Propellant" by Dr. Terry McCreary, as well as e-mail correspondence with him for some time. Talk about an author who stands behind, and supports what he writes. In my propellant above I just added my own twist to the burn rate catalyst by using copper oxide. I HIGHLY recommend this book if you are considering getting into composite propellants, and it can be found on several rocketry websites.
BobD1001 3 months ago
@BobD1001 thanks
anthony102010 3 months ago
talk about endurance :)
GerbilEssences 7 months ago
it would make a nice cigarette lighter
willvb13 11 months ago 6
@willvb13 a slightly toxic one at that...
BobD1001 11 months ago
That helo must have been the homeland security goons coming to cop a feel, take nude photos and give you a hard time for making a rocket....
TalksWithDirt 11 months ago
@TalksWithDirt haha that sounds about right... they are so damn against any sort of home experimenters nowadays its going to kill American innovation
BobD1001 11 months ago
It wos to long for me sleeped in the hol video
MrVarveklis 1 year ago
what is the purpose of ammnium perch in the engine vs nitrate based propellent?
Doonecat 1 year ago
should have put a digital scale under it to measure the thrust
thumasta666 1 year ago
PBAN Where do you get it and how do you add it to the fuel to set cure dry etc...? cool long shot would have went real high joseph t fly2000jtb
fly2000jtb 1 year ago
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wenn ihr zündfertige rauchbomben, ammoniumnitrat oder KAS (80%) kaufen wollt dann schaut euch doch mal unser viedeo an sucht einfach Ammoniumnirat,KAS,Rauchbomben
AnshopDeTl 1 year ago
whats your formula?
Aev308 1 year ago
if you want to produce KNO3 then just neutralize KOH with HNO3 thats the easiest way of getting it :)
TheEIBarto 1 year ago
@TheEIBarto, that will undoubtedly make potassium nitrate, but that isn't the 'easiest' way by a longshot, plus your method involves two highly corrosive chemicals, and HNO3 is a bit expensive as well. Definitely not a convenient or easy way of getting KNO3
BobD1001 1 year ago 2
@TheEIBarto
you can also use nh4no3 (ammoniumnitrate) instead of hno3
duenschman 1 year ago
@TheEIBarto
If you want KNO3 mix potassium chloride (found in sodium free salt) with ammonium nitrate from instant cold packs. Put the mixture in an ice bath and wait for crystals of kno3 to be formed that can be filtered,
mewrox99 1 year ago
@TheEIBarto Why the hell would you waste precious HNO3? You would probably want to do something like take NH4NO3 and make KNO3 (mixing with KCl might do). That will produce some KNO3 and some NH4Cl.
cyanide444 1 year ago
@cyanide444 better use KHCO3 or K2CO3 boiling down the solution will result in (NH4)2CO3 or NH4HCO3 which will decompose into NH3 and CO2. KNO3 stays in solution.
Hismathefirst 1 year ago
@TheEIBarto if you are going to spend that much money on nitric acid and potassium hydroxide you could buy a shit load of potassium nitrate!
spotlightman1234 1 year ago
@TheEIBarto false... the easiest way to get kno3 is:
GO TO SHOP-> BUY IT
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RashiD1G 1 year ago 8
@TheEIBarto no the easiest way of getting it is paying $18 for 10lbs on ebay. the chemical process is more expensive, more risky and provides less kno3. just buy a big bag of it
drewnickel 1 year ago
@drewnickel I Couldn't agree more!
BobD1001 1 year ago
wonder how to convert potassium chlorate in match heads to this stuff.....
beehard44 2 years ago
well theres KClO3 in matches, not KClO4 so you would have to electrolyse it to KClO4, then convert it into NH4ClO4 with a ammonium salt..
antiswattt3 2 years ago
can you make a video tutorial of that :D...
that will be awesome.... because... i cant get potassium nitrate in my country(switzerland) too much security and all that bullshit ^^
thaGkillah 2 years ago
ammonium perchlorate?? and potassium nitrate is different from the chlorate and even perchlorate.. look at this if you want potassium nitrate.. (:
K2CO3 + NH4NO3 (equal amounts) = KNO3 (the other will be ammonium carbonate, crystallize the stuff.. cant remember the other that will be formed, but i think only ammonium carbonate is formed except kno3)
antiswattt3 2 years ago
That was a consistent burn, their were no mach diamonds... You might be able to refine with some dark aluminum it helps:) Keep it lifted!
lanman602 2 years ago
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3981784 2 years ago
were do you buy epoxy
123samic 2 years ago
what does CATO mean?
rcfreak2493 2 years ago
CATO means CAtastrophic TakeOff, basically, it is when the engine overpressurizes, and either blows the casing apart, or shoots out the nozzle of aft bulkhead. technically, static tests aren't "takeoffs" but its still the same idea.
BobD1001 2 years ago
cato in spanish means cat haha
Jaykkman 2 years ago
in portuguese means cactus lol
FranciscoSRO2 2 years ago 2
no it doesnt
utuber1418 2 years ago
Why SO SERIOUS^_^
benner2000 2 years ago
no that is "gato"
kakones 2 years ago
thats gato. not cato. haha
LETYRONE 2 years ago
yeah i know i was tired and confused xD
Jaykkman 2 years ago
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rcfreak2493 2 years ago
this is what they use inside of real rockets like from NASA
flashsn1pe 2 years ago
tottally untrue basic fuel is hydrogen and oxegen when they combine a flame ignites the two at high pressure throwing the rocket in the air and they use potasium nitrate for the solid rocket boosters on the sides
saluteshell5 2 years ago
Liquid hydrogen (fuel) and liquid oxygen (oxidizer) are burned in their gaseous states in "liquid fueled" rocket engines such as the three main engines on the Shuttle. Aluminum perchlorate is the fuel used in the two solid rocket boosters on either side of the LO2/LH2 tank (the big orange thing).
There is a link between exposure to solid rocket fuel residue and neurological disorders, Parkinson's, MS, etc. among launch pad technicians..by breathing the vapors & thru the skin after launches.
35slantback 2 years ago
Sorry, Saluteshell5, but thats totally wrong.
Yes, the 3 shuttle engines use hydrogen/oxygen, but the two reusable thrusters are powered by a casted solid mix of the oxidiser ammoniumperchlorate (NH4ClO4) and fuel.. cant remember, wiki it.
emilen2 2 years ago
yeah sluteshell5 flashn1pe and emilen are both right
albgk 2 years ago
isnt it oxygen and hydrogen?
saskwche 2 years ago
Where could i find ammonium perchlorate?
Morganive 3 years ago
United nuclear, pritty sure they sell it
berzerker17487 2 years ago
Badass engine. *drools*
ToobeYoo 3 years ago
might want to rewrite that comment and you accidently done a reply to my comment
joecooper18 3 years ago
wouldnt give much thrust with that long burn time. should only burn 2 to 4 seconds. you didnt make a hole down the middle?
joecooper18 3 years ago
That hole is called a core.
You should ad a core, just an endburning rocket based on AP doesn't burn fast enough to generate thrust.
potassiumperchlorate 3 years ago
Were did you get ammonium perchlorate?
Roan1414 3 years ago
what was the formula
3981784 3 years ago
Dont remember exactly, I made this engine some time ago, but I believe it was around 75% 200 Micron AP, The remainder being PBAN, Curative, and some copper oxide.
BobD1001 3 years ago
burn't for a pretty long time
3981784 3 years ago
looks like a C or B rocket
Richthegamer99 3 years ago
what ingredients did u use in what proportions and amounts? I would be grateful if u tell me. sound really cool, but does it generate suffiecient thrust?
farouqnimer 3 years ago
Firefox is out of business. Where can one buy PBAN?
AirrowRocket 3 years ago
with your catos did the nozzle or plug fly off or did your casing just crack? and have you tried inhibiting your grains with anything and if so what?
tomahawk446 3 years ago
Wow sweet, sucha long burn time!
Does it weight similar to a E class engine?
U shud stick it in a rocket =)
mrblah125 3 years ago
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cool rocket but your website is gay..
manvstaco 3 years ago
No, they have some good guides!
Nice vid btw
Jimbo0191 3 years ago
yeah, where do you get your AP?
Rocketmang 4 years ago
The AP is a bit troublesome to get, but it is sold at many pyrotechnic chemical vendors such as firefox, or skylighter. Also, if you want to spend alot more get a small amount at United Nuclear to test.
BobD1001 4 years ago
Very cool discovery but ammonium perchlorate is kinda hard to get
hobithole 4 years ago