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5'' aerial shell charcoal mix

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Uploaded by on Oct 10, 2007

Stars: gun powder with additional charcoal fine and coarse
Burst: gun powder on rice seeds
Weight: 500 g
My comment too much lift (break much above 150m!)

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  • damn nice shell,like the look of charcoal stars I think I will mix with my bp star mix on my next one.What did you use for a burst charge whistle mix or flash of some kind and what about the lift charge how much to go how high.

  • Burst: BP on rice grains + some weak flash bag.

    It was aprox. 3 times more lift than commonly used (usually 10-12 % of shell weight).

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  • I think you are a little hard on yourself in the description. Those charcoal stars are among the most beautiful I have ever seen!  Great job, did you use pine charcoal by any chance?

  • what type of chracoal used? any ideas of different charcoal stars pls.

    Thank you

  • I thought it was a good shell. I built one (a five inch charcoal star) that looked just like it last December. Mine went 500ft and I used 90g of 2Fa for the lift. Good Job!

  • o dang huj....

  • what was the formula for the stars in grams?!!!

    IT WAS AMAZING!!!

  • NICE;]

  • Another great job! Beautiful.

  • awesome shell :)

    I love charcoal's streamer stars...

    Regards

    P2

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