Jerry's Big Sparkie Rocket Motor
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Awesome rocket!
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Damn thats strong!
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@HarrisonsChannel they only make up 2 P. Anything above that is experimental. If you are an 8th grader like me and you launch anything high power(Some G's and up) you get good props for college choices
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Awesome video
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@VooDooRocketry I completely agree. It's not too hard to learn! There are plenty of great resources out there. Have fun and fly safe!
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@skinnywhop87 they dont use thermite there is similar reactions though
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@HarrisonsChannel Yes, you can go past Z, it starts over adding "A" first. Space Shuttle Boosters are AC I believe.
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Whatever
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nice launc h. i love the slowmo
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yes, once you go past z, it starts over at aa, bb,cc.... I am currently on ccc
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did you make that engine from the thermite used in the Sparkler fireworks?
skinnywhop87 2 years ago
Sparkies get their spark from Ti sponge which continues to burn white hot after exiting outside the motor chamber.
VooDooRocketry 2 years ago
Hey guys, I make rockets too and as I gradually work my way up in size I need to know how to classify or name my motors. This video says it's a "M" motor. How do I find out what my motors are? Is there a formula? Can you make it past size "Z"? Your help would be very appreciated!
HarrisonsChannel 2 years ago
Go to tripoli (dot) org/tmt/motor_classes (dot) shtml
Note for every letter increase is a doubling of power.
How do you not know this formula if you're making motors? It's a most basic knowledge to get things correct. You may wish to do some more research to keep safe.
VooDooRocketry 2 years ago 3
where do you get these kind of engines?
aerospada 2 years ago
Jerry has spent many years perfecting his motors, it's EX, built by the flier.
VooDooRocketry 2 years ago