Guided Rocket Analysis
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@jaminconn Hell yeah alaska whats up????
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try to use a parachute or something to brake and land smoothly the rocket :D
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I'm glad you guys got it up. I have been day dreaming of doing this for years now. i'm 24 y/o & before i die, i'm gonna make a guidance system. - big hopes. I'd love to meet you guys one day 9078417744
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frist off how are you going to deal with viberation of the fins, and the crose winds on the blades, sorry but this idea has been tryed in the past and never worked the fins must be stablized with like a shock and it must be hydrolic other wise it will never work, and it must have a computer to control the fin's ground control computer, and auto correcting is required too,
david1513 3 months ago
@david1513 It works quite well. Stay tuned for the second version, but more documentation with that one.
navic209 3 months ago
What's up Tony Starks. That's an arduino microcontroller right? Keep up the good work looking forward to see more homemade smart ballistics! It's every American's unwritten duty!
steelskipper44 5 months ago
@steelskipper44 Tony Starks is probably the best comment I've ever had! Thanks man. I've got 2 more rockets in work now, hopefully launching soon so keep an eye out. Thanks for watching
navic209 5 months ago
@steelskipper44 Tony Starks is probably the best comment I've ever had! Thanks man. I've got 2 more rockets in work now, hopefully launching soon so keep an eye out. Thanks for watching
navic209 5 months ago
Hi, guys....
Well... I'm affraid that to begin to work on a real guidance system is necessary to develop a true inertial platform (accelerometers and gyroscopes) and confirm its operation will take you much longer thrusts than a couple of seconds...
gdescalzo 11 months ago
@gdescalzo Agreed. Really should have used 'controlled' in the title rather than guided, this has been the topic of most of our comments from the websites. My apologies.
navic209 10 months ago