Project Ares V Launch 2.0 July 30, 2009
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Uploaded by DarkAngelSeries on Aug 13, 2009
Second launch attempt made using home build products to create the next heavy lift NASA carrier in the works. Better this time, but still not the results I expected.
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If the stability is marginal as it appears, you can either make the fins bigger or make the rocket longer (not shorter, as you have done in this instance). You might want to take a look at the 'Peak of Flight' PDF series on the Apogee Rocketry website. Lots of good info there - def. help you get your rockets going up straight & high!
Good luck!
krustyclown42 1 year ago
@roflex2 Sure does!
Reynasite 1 year ago
@Reynasite Yeah I've since realised that. Certainly does look cool though!
roflex2 1 year ago
@roflex2 I think the idea here is to create a facsimilie of the real Ares rocket.
Reynasite 1 year ago
There's no need for boosters in a rocket of that size so it is going to be incredibly hard to fly. I can't imagine it every flying straight. All the real rockets that have an odd shape like that have feedback systems that control the flight path, yours has none.
I recommend sticking to just a single rocket.
roflex2 2 years ago
lol ur not supposd 2 us a fuse wir
ur suposd 2 us a launch controllr
cuz imagine if da pad fell ovr...
or som random child cam in da midle of it
laffstv 2 years ago
Can't see the fins so well in this video, but it looks like you did put a lot of sweep in them. If you've already moved them aft as far as you can, then you can either make them bigger or add nose weight as suggested by NewFrontierRocketry. Since you wanted to move the CG forward of the CP, shortening the body was a step backwards. I'd keep it at scale length so it looks right, then add nose weight since it's easier to do and it looks like you have adequate thrust to add a couple Oz.
laboo69 2 years ago
Upon further review, at about T+3 (1:35) it definitely looks like something broke, or an engine cut-off, or maybe a gust of wind. Try it again on a completely windless day.
Cronites 2 years ago
Well nice work, too bad it didn't work right. Hopefully you'll have more luck with the Ares I.
Cronites 2 years ago
Have you tried an additional 2 or 3 ounces of weight in the nose cone? In our Mercury-Redstone and Delta shots, moving that CG forward always did the trick.
NewFrontierRocketry 2 years ago