Quest SuperBird model rocket launch Estes C6-5
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Are little rocket(b-e) worth it? I'm just starting and all I can find are smaller rockets. My hopes where to fly a G motor but no one sells them(i'm Canadian)
ItsColdUpHereFilms 4 days ago
@ItsColdUpHereFilms Yes the rockets that use B to E size motors are great for gaining experience in building and launching. Plus they are great for quick launches at the local park or school. Mid power rockets E to G are used to power bigger and heavier rockets or power a smaller rocket to great altitudes. Check out Allrocketengines Canadian website. Aerotech rockets are the Mid power E to G. Always follow the Model Rocket Safety Code. Good luck!
Evandiego16 3 days ago
Hi, good launches, I did same yesterday with an Estes C6-5 but the 'Flash' rocket. I note your nose come and rocket body fall seperately though. Small tip if you choose - behind the nosecone is a small 'handle'. I tied both the rocket body (with kit rubber band) and parachute to this so the whole rocket stays together - saves getting both parts. :) Happy launching.
bigglesmcg 2 months ago
@bigglesmcg Thanks! I've thought about doing that. Perhaps I'll try it in the spring. I could probably get away with only 1 larger parachute instead of the 2x12 inch 'chutes. We'll just have to wait and see!
Evandiego16 1 month ago
Love it! Except now I'm really nervous, because I just built a 24mm Superbird, which I suppose I'll never get back!
joshismycopilot 6 months ago
@joshismycopilot Eeeek! Have you flown it yet? The top half is very light. You could probably get away with long bright streamers attached to this part. The bottom half would have to well be on parachute. If you're worried of it drifting too far maybe try making a dime sized hole in the middle of the parachute? Good Luck man!
Evandiego16 5 months ago