Part 6 of 7 parts, instructions for building an overhead water rocket launcher, as seen on the Ask This Old House annual kids program.
Links to all 7 steps, as well as other science toy projects ...
Part 6 of 7 parts, instructions for building an overhead water rocket launcher, as seen on the Ask This Old House annual kids program. Links to all 7 steps, as well as other science toy projects are at http://www.sciencetoymaker.org/
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This vid is awesome! thank you so much! However, I do have one problem. When I pull the string, it pulls the pipe down, but the zip ties don't release, and the bottle doesn't go until you shift it a bit, which makes it unpredictable. Do you know what's happening? If you don't, thats ok, the video was still really helpful. Thanks again!
Hmm, I think perhaps you have the bottle jammed quite hard onto the bump in the pipe. So I think the bottle might be getting stuck. Either pump more air pressure into the bottle or don't jam it on so hard (you might have to readjust the hose clamp a bit). My rockets will not lift off if they have less than 30 PSI or so of pressure. Let me know if that solves the problem.
I tried it today for my make your own lab science project and worked like a charm. Sometimes it still stuck, but that's waht was happening. thanks alot!
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