Re: Ballistic Rocket Chute FS

Re: Ballistic Rocket Chute FS

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Ballistic Rocket Chute FS Victor Bravo 04-01-2006

"RAM" <rmaccrone@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:wWV0g.930487$xm3.207853@attbi_s21...
> This is an interesting thread.
>
> It appears then that the rocket is the link in the "system" that is most
> likely to degrade with time. Given a choice (and assuming I needed it),
> I would
> rather have a system with a questionable rocket than none at all!!
>
yes, sorta. as a model rocketeer, I thought i heard that aerotech was making
the rocket grains for the BRS chutes.

the propellant in aerotech engines can get reall finicky if any outside air
leaks into them. the propellant tends to get an oxide film that the ingitor
will not burn.

in model rocketry, this aint much of a problem, just get out the
sandpaper....

but while in a spin with one wing flapping like a flag..........




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