Testin' t' separation charges for goin' dual deploy with me Madcow Mini Frenzy. Well, blow me down! I figured t' avbay on this be too small t' hook me shop vac up to, me bucko, so I simply ran t' e-match wires out and ignited them with me Estes launch controller. Aye aye! Because thar be very little room in t' Mini Frenzy t' work with, I do nay have charge canisters on t' avbay bulkheads. Begad! Instead, shiver me timbers, I am runnin' t' e-match heads loose in t' parachute compartments, and stuff t' head and t' appropriate amount o' black powder into t' cutoff tip o' a latext glove finger. Avast! Usin' this method, I can place t' match head below t' recovery gear in t' drogue compartment, pushin' everythin' out instead o' blowin' t' the avbay and payload section off hard enough t' pull t' recovery gear out. Usin' an online charge calculator, I figured both t' drogue and main sections each needed 0.6 grams o' 4F black powder. Arrr! This size worked great on t' drogue, but punched t' main section hard enough t' stretch t' 12' kevlar harness tight and snap t' nose cone back. Ya scallywag! Obviously a bit much, but thar was no damage and I'll downsize t' main charge t' 0.5 grams when I fly t' rocket next. Avast, me proud beauty! Lookin' forward t' seein' dual deploy work in this relatively small, high-performance kit.