LDRS 38 Argonia Kansas 2 stage rocket flight to 28,545'.
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Published 2019-09-04
2 Stage flight.
Booster CTI M1540 IMax
Stratologger CF and EggFinder TX GPS
66” Spherechute main with Jollylogic Chute Release set at 1000’ with 24” drogue.
Sustainer CTI M1230 IMax
Raven Gen 4 Primary main and drogue with channel 3 for separation charge set at 1 sec after booster burnout, channel 4 handling staging and sustainer ignition. 84” Spherechute main at 900’ and 18” Spherechute drogue. Stratologger CF for backup drogue and main duties. Featherweight GPS in nose cone.
Onboard RunCam2 and Mobius mini camera. Video editing done in RaceRender and iMovie.
All Comments (21)
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That's insane how fast the speed climbs when that booster kicks in and I can only imagine what the g forces were.
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Could be one single tree in that entire field, and the rocket will always find it.. Awesome Video!
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That acceleration is incredible. No human would be able to stand the G force.
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It literally found the only trees in all of Kansas and then landed in them.
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It’s super interesting how it rotates one way on launch then as it’s breaks the sound barrier it starts to spin the other way.
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Launch from on top of Mt Everest and get a 29,000 ft elevation head start. No trees around there either. Awesome video, congratulations
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Outstanding job !!!! Thanks for sharing.
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Metric conversions: Final altitude: 8698.66m Maximum speed: 572.9m/s Seems a lot of the deceleration was due to atmospheric drag.
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I know about trees. When I was a kid I flew homemade balsa gliders and would often find the only branch in the only tree around.
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Same here man. Always end up in the trees. Great launch!
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KLOUDbusters always host a good event. Great flight!
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BRILLIANT BRO
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Nice launch, nice video, nice job
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That first pop was a sonic boom.
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Wow want a flight totally awsome hope your ther in sept i would love to see it.. clear skies my friend
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Great vid thanks 🙏
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Thanks for posting
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Отличный запуск...!!!
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Nice flight
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Great job! Yes there can only be one tree and...