Model rocket launch with onboard camera

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After the first crash of this rocket (see related video), we shortened the missile's body and fired it again. The long delay on the D-engine we used resulted in a tense moment.

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[luigitheracoon12]

Does It Have A Parashoot?"

[Rapidnadion]

@luigitheracoon12 Yes.

[mdsponge]

next time, get a motor with shorter delay!

[Rapidnadion]

@mdsponge You think? :)

[tomshiba51]

The sound of the wind increasing in speed as it falls towards the ground gives me the feeling of falling along with it. Awesome!

[Rapidnadion]

@tomshiba51 Awesome comment; thanks!

[LightfeatherxX]

@mirotzu99 hey mirotzu99. i'm 14 and i fly model rockets all the time. idk what the difference betwen a swedish dollar and a american dollar is, but i picked up a estes rocket and motors (engines) and fuses for about 15 US dollars. you can also get the launch pad kit for about 10 US dollars. model rocketry is really fun and is easy to get into if your using snap together rockets. and like Rap said you'll want to use an "A" or "B" class engine if you don't have any fields or high winds

[Rapidnadion]

@mirotzu99 Doesn't bother us, and it's our page. :) Sorry but this is about all the communication we can do. You can shoot us a message on Facebook if you prefer. Like "Rapidnadion Scale Model Video" on Facebook.

[mirotzu99]

@Rapidnadion but do you have steam? or do you use skype? i dont have i should download it i use steam :3 could you make your own steam account and take me friend? plz <3 we got alot comments in youtube :D so maybe it could be better if we would talk in steam :D you got 19 comments and maybe some 10 are ours :D

[Rapidnadion]

@mirotzu99 No problem! The ready to fly kits need very little assembly, and usually come with 3 engines and igniters. You'll definitely want to pick up more engines if you want to fly more than 3 times. The engines just go into the back of the rocket. No additional assembly required. You follow the instructions and you should be ready to fly in under a half hour! Check out the Estes Rockets website, but make sure you only look atbthe Ready to Fly kits if you don't want to assemble lots.