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ANNOUNCEMENT: OpenRocket 24. 12 beta 1 is now available for download The OpenRocket team is pleased to release the first public beta for OpenRocket 24 12 Standard caveats for beta releases apply: we have no known outstanding bugs, but once it gets wider usage issues may crop up, which will be fixed for the final release In the meantime, please give it a spin
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rocket modeling 2025 | Rocketry Forum - Model Rocketry Forums Hi, I'm new to this section, so I apologize in advance :-) I'm primarily an intermediate aircraft modeler (I have a workshop, I know glues and materials, I'm familiar with basic modeling procedures) and I would like to expand my modeling to include rocket models I wanted to ask how best and
Hybrid Rocket Build Thread - Rocketry Forum Hello everyone, I am currently in the process of building a HPR hybrid rocket motor and am posting to get opinions, advice, and help The motor has a theoretical average thrust of 800N 2 Propellant is paraffin wax with carbon black additive 3 Oxidizer is N2O I have already
Open Rocket vs RockSim | Rocketry Forum - Model Rocketry Forums Can anybody comment on the quality of Open Rocket vs RockSim? Considering the cost of RockSim, I'd really like to not purchase the full version if Open Rocket is just as good Initially, I've not noticed any real issues So I'm wondering, is the RockSim price tag really worth it if you've got
ARC 2026 rocket configuration rules are published The rocket requirements for the 2026 program will be: •Rocket designs and flights must comply with the Safety Code of the National Association of Rocketry •Rocket length must be no less than 650 millimeters (25 6 inches) and weight at takeoff must be no greater than 650 grams (22 9 ounces) •Rocket body tube must be the same diameter from nose cone to tail end, and this diameter must be
New Method for Parachute Deployment? Deployment by Rocket Extraction . . . These either requiere the rocket to have a certainly speed to work or a heavy supporting structure to enable the deployments If the objective is to minimize weight and for the deployment to occur as far and as close at apogee as possible, wouldn't this Rocket Extraction method be very practical? I would love to know your opinion Thank you!
A Screamer For Every Rocket - Rocketry Forum BOOM! These are easy to make, small and cheap enough to have one in every rocket semi-permanently attached to the recovery harness so you don't have to move them between every rocket The author said you can make a set of 10 for about $4 50 each, but that includes spreading the costs of the wire and paper clips across the 10 units
Shear Pins | Rocketry Forum - Model Rocketry Forums Hi guys, I am currently working on the recovery system of a high power rocket and I am having a hard time deciding which and how many shear pins I need to keep the rocket together until apogee I´ll be using "The Eagle" CO2 system by Tinder Rocketry to separate the rocket and allow the