Don S.
Better to go with the F20 or F23 Econojet, or just about any of the
29/40-120 reloads. Or any of the non BJ reloads for the 24/40 casing.
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To expand the envelope, I also tried it on an FSI D20-3, did about the same.
Both the D15-4 and D24-4 reloads work better, mainly because they are a full
10 ns instead of 15-16.
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> I know it would take some time to get stable
> I know it would take some time to get stable but they do say it is ok with a
> D12 and I get just about as long launch rod need with that.
> BUT I will take everyone advise and use those F12 on some other rocket. Any
> good sugestions?
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Besh wishes
Jeff
> Don S.
> > Don S.
> For an interesting comparison, I once owned an NCR Phantom. One of the
> recommended motors was, believe it or not, an AT F10-2. I flew it on
> one & it "slowly" left the pad & started arching over. It was a good
> thing the delay was correct because it was only about 10 feet above
> the ground when the parachute came out. I'm not sure if it fully
> deployed, but the rocket was undamaged, although abit of a ways
> downfield. Truly a memorable flight. Mr. Darian Rachal
Most rockets on this panet fly nicely on G60-8 or G30-4.
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