My Rocket Video
Bill Orvis
what his did.
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special one.
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I am saving the Big Country for just the right video. It has to be a
special one.
Bill
On 2/11/12 9:49 PM, Gregory Wong wrote:
> Nice video, but Silverado and not Big Country?
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Bill Orvis
I don' t think I can get it that high. With 4 stages, I only made it to about 150 feet. With the 3 engine cluster and the altimeter, it only made it to 34 feet.
How about a 52.8 foot wall.
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Bill Orvis
lift the altimeter.
I might be able to get the "Big Hunking Rocket" to 500 feet with some
sort of a cannon, but 1, how would you know how high it went, 2, how
would you get it back.
I like the idea of a piston launcher made out of a straw. I will have to
try that.
Bill
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propulsion....
Bob Parks actually has a prototype Micromaxx piston built, but we've
never tested it that I recall.
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I was going to make a snippy remark about fractional feet, but that turns out to be a nice round 44’. Possibilities here. According to John Bean his altimeters have a resolution of 1 foot (not necessarily accurate, but they will show the difference).
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How about 528"? with an altimeter, that's plenty challenging, though the altimeters might not have enough resolution.
-Tom
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John Beans
at that altitude. By accuracy, I mean that the sensors (the expensive
ones at least) can reliably discriminate 0.4 feet of pressure
(including noise).
But...Then we fling that sensor into the wind 528' feet off the ground
into swirling pressure gradients and ask it, "Hey, what's the pressure
up here?"
It's just a limitation of using pressure to gauge altitude that you
could fling two of them out and have them disagree by three feet and
both be right. Three feet of pressure is not much, and are the kinds
of gradients that simple movements create.