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Image by jurvetson
five,4,3,two,1… blastoff. Right here you can evidently see the gain of the blast shield plate (guarding the start electronics beneath).
My friend Erik modified a LOC Precision NORAD rocket to get a video clip camera and transmitter in the upper entire body tube. I am stationed at the base station with a medium-achieve directional antenna and video recorder. I posted a clip of the video feed, where you can see me and the red blanket following takeoff.
My preferred aspect is the roar of the motor and the pace of ascent. The motor is a hand-assembled Aerotech G64.
The altitude is limited by an early ejection cost. This leads to some crazy tumult in the video clip. The chute pops whilst the rocket is nevertheless climbing rapidly, and it retains climbing, with the air drag of the open up body tube. It really is nevertheless climbing when the chute catches air and unfurls, and that ultimately arrests the climb (the heavier bottom tube shoots up fast the nose cone at this point so the two rocket halves are nonetheless climbing with the chute down below keeping them back).
The RocketSim launch (simulation software) showed that I needed a longer delay…but that was the only motor I had. According to the software, the modified NORAD had an upward velocity of about 47 feet / sec when the parachute was deployed. That is approaching the edge of tearing the shock cord…but still "technically" in the "good to go" category. Well, it worked out!
Sooo… Steve or erik please explain how/why the early ejection charges work.
Awesome shot and rocket!
Ahoy Erik! Please to meet you! I am the alieness, aka Gisela, A.P.A.’s (see tags –> "Alieness Postprocessing Agency ") founder and director and, uhm, sole employee too. =)
Steve friends are my friends so I am very happy to see you here in flickr, welcome abord! Enjoy the ride!
I´ve peeked your abum a second ago… do you have there a photo which would be the original version (not the same pic but the same scene) of this photo here I slightly tweaked, don´t you?
Neat shot anyway. I´ll go see the video. *blink blink*
Oops… Nice date today! -already today here- P-)
wow……congrats man….that´s a fantastic shot
More of this please.
YES! YESS! BRING IT ALL DOWN! that looks like good fun – I feel a bit stupid with my bottle of diet coke and pack of mentos…
Don’t feel stupid…. =)
(Here is the grand 200 liters of Diet Coke + 500 Mentos video for those who do not know the reference)
Esteban: more? Happy to…. The "Rocket Set" above right has the past… Next month, I go to the Black Rock Desert for some really big rockets. I am borrowing a Canon 100-400mm Image Stabilized lens from a friend for the event…
benjiman: premature ejection is a bit of a bummer…
Worked out fine here, but it can damage the rocket, or worse, if the rocket faces too much wind resistance, it might not be able to get the nose cone free and the chute deployed…. and then it becomes a lawn dart:
Each motor has a delay fuse before popping the forward facing ejection charge (gunpowder blasts forward within the rocket to push the chute and nosecone out). The fuse time needs to be appropriate for the rocket size/weight and motor size. Kits comes with recommended motor configurations. Custom rockets with custom motors, like this one, take guesswork and experimentation… and they can benefit from RockSim.
(Hi, I’ve chosen your photo for the competition of the week at Scientist Photographers group, you can follow the scoring in the discussion section of our group! Good Luck!)
Hi TheAlieness►GiselaGiardino…Great to meet you…and everyone else. I am really enjoying getting to know the Flickr community. Very cool.
You got it. That is the same image…and I have another one from a fraction of a second after. Steve was taking a rapid succession on images…and I snagged a few of the ones I enjoyed most =) It was a amazing launch!
Hi there Erik!!! Cool, I couldn´t see the originals for when jur-v sent it to me he had already made the black bar disappear. I just had to re-arrange the sky.
Stev, I got an idea ( !!! )… after Resurrection, I was listening to the other Oakenfold songs and I got a very special feeling with Zoo York (from Bunkka) I thought of a challenge then: "Picture the song".
I tell you a song, and you gotta find one in your album or upload one, or go take a picture to illustrate the song, as you feel it.
How ´bout it? Accept the callenge? How would you picture Zoo York?
strange creatures they keep in that zoo…
Oh, come on, don´t be lazy, j! go listen to the song! you will see -well, hear-, it can´t have anything to do with spiderman! with newyork, yes, more probable…
jurvey w/headphones —-> (=D
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Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Forno: ovens, kilns, furnaces & heaters, and we’d love to have this added to the group!