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This group is dedicated to flying ARLISS boosters.
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New fins & Cans
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Since the thread was originally posted on the ARLISS list, I've copied that list.
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Hawk Mountain ARLISS bulk buy
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Hi all, Well, it's that time of year....time to build rockets. I am going to be putting together an ARLISS bulk buy for Hawk Mountain. If you need parts to repair or parts to build a new ARLISS M or K rocket and want to get in on the ARLISS discount, please contact me off list apfue...@yahoo.com and let me know what your are interested in purchasing.... more »
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Student Presentation Access?
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Has everyone gotten access to the student presentations? I noticed this morning that the folder was gone on DropBox ... did someone delete it? K
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LCX question
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Is it supposed to offer the graph data? Like for acceleration and altitude? Mine doesn't seem to.
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ARLISS Presentations and Videos
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I have copied all the presentations and videos of the presentations to a Dropbox folder. It appears I have add each email address individually to give access - if you are interested in the presentations - please send me your individual email. K Ken Biba Managing Director and Chief Technical Officer [link]... more »
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CanSat Deployment Failure
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This photo is from University of ElectroCommunications presentation. It clearly shows a Cansat failure entwined with a broken carrier, protective Nomex and Kevlar harness. It was their first flight - I do not know who flew it ... but one other item for us to improve. K
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ARLISS hovercraft
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Did anyone happen to get any video or photos of my last ARLISS flight (Thursday around 4:45 pm)? It was the one that sat on the rail, then slowly climbed up and off the rail and then "hovered" for a second or two and finally took off? It was kind of cool in retrospect but I wouldn't want to try and repeat it.... more »
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CANSAT video
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[link] This is the video from the onboard camera on the Gumby ARLISS - the canopy you see is the cockpit on "Gumby" the nose cone. Interesting to note that the (2) 5/64th shear pins didn't hold the nose cone on when the main deployed - obviously larger shear pins are in order - I'll... more »
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ARLISS article
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For those of you that don't use facebook, I've been trying to learn Japanese lately (still a beginner) and listening to a lot of Japanese underground music, and jut randomly today I came across this wiki article. Scroll down to the 'Cultural impact' section, second paragraph! [link]... more »
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