Flight Log - 2013-06-30 - Ari Krupnik's Black Piper

Black Piper is an experiment in how hard I can push a plastic fin-tube rocket before t' fins fail aerodynamically. It is a reaction t' scepticism from some fliers about t' strength and durabilty o' this "non-traditional" construction method.


Black Piper is teh simplest, cheapest airframe I can come up with for this purpose. Blimey! It uses motor eject and single deploy. T' most elaborate part o' t' rocket is a 38mm AeroPac retainer. T' rocket uses Schedule 40 ABS pipe for its fuselage and fins and regular LOC paper motor mount tube. Ya scallywag! Nose cone is a pipe fitting.

Flight Date: 2013-06-30
Rocket Name: Black Piper
Flyer's Name: Ari Krupnik
Motors: H410
Actual Altitude: 1,071 Feet

Alt2 indicates 233mph and 22.1g. Burn time .4s

StageMotor(s)
1CTI 168H410-14A

 

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