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Uploaded by on Aug 5, 2010

OH NO! NOT THE BIRDIE BOILER WAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!

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  • @MrCrazyToad

    Now THAT'S funny!

  • *Justin Beiber is tied up by the hyenas and is being moved toward lava*

    Hyena(yeah, I forgot the names of all of them except Ed): Justin Beiber hippity hop all the way to the Beiber boiler!

    Justin Beiber: NO, NOT THE BEIBER BOILEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • this is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­o funny

  • loooooooooooooool i just got told to shut up cuz i was laughing at this too much at the lion king 3d x.x

  • i think in super fastforward that Zazus voice suited him way better, anyone agree?

  • Also, I noticed that your rocket flew straight for a few hundred feet, then went sideways while under thrust. This is very dangerous. While that may have just been caused by high-altitude winds, it's also possible that your motor blew the nozzle or your fins weren't attached solidly and ripped off at high speeds. Tip: large, winglike fins+ big motor = through the wall fin tabs.

    Other than that, good luck and may your rockets never run afoul of power lines!

  • Is your rocket's center of gravity at least 1 caliber ahead of its center of pressure? (this can be tested by tying a string around the rocket at the center of gravity and swinging it around: if it tumbles or points backwards your rocket is unstable and you need to add weight in the nose cone.

    Is your launch rod long enough? I'll just say: use one. At least 3 feet, but 5 feet is preferably for mid-power. If your rocket is too slow off the pad it may arc over, strip the chute and crash.

  • In addition, you appear to have used propellant with titanium sponge, judging by the sparks and thick black smoke. While I know there wasn't dry grass nearby, you should still always have a fire extinguisher handy when using those motors, as the sparks can start fires. Also, check with your local rocket club on the legality of sparky motors; in some jurisdictions, they are illegal or require high-power certification to purchase. Finally, please check the following:

  • Dear Hyenas: a very good start in the exciting hobby of model rocketry! However, you obviously need help. For a start, using boiling water as an ignition system is unreliable and unsafe. I recommend electric ignition for best results. Also, that motor was at least a D class. It is unsafe to be less than 30 feet from a motor of this impulse during launch. Again, please use electric ignition; you can easily ignite your rocket from a safe distance provided you have long enough wires.

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