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Post by higgsbosonman on Oct 29, 2012 1:34:35 GMT 1
Okay. Lets stop using fuses, please. maybe remote ignition of the motor through a servo and relay mechanism? Also, in the video, the plane nearly clapped it's wings together during the airstart. not that that's bad, but how about something like this? www.apogeerockets.com/Rocket_Motors/Apogee_Medalist/29mm_Motors/Apogee_Medalist_Motor_F10-4_1pkit has a low maximum thrust (for an F motor), so you wouldn't disintegrate, but it will burn for eight seconds and it puts off a decent 20 newtons of thrust (around 5 lbs). Estes engines have about that for a peak, but they only burn for 1-2 seconds. only problem is it take a 12 volt ignition system for this motor to start. 8 AA batteries seems sort of heavy, and you'll destroy a LIPO with the igniters, as it's pretty much a short circuit. Good luck! this has a lot of potential...
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Post by rcpilotkevin on Nov 10, 2013 8:45:08 GMT 1
Sheer genius!
Could also be used as emergency return power for dead battery situations. Or how about to extract from a stuck in tree situation? Could a used one myself the other day. Note to self, 50+ men should not climb trees. lol
Keep up the ground breaking research! Pardon pun :-)
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