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Quote from Zielijo1 on January 31, 2023, 8:16 pmHi, anyone have the OR file for the super viper? I upgraded mine to take 29mm motors and made the nose cone adjustable to add weight. More rockets was no help, just do the swing test
Kit comes w 30g clay weight
Weight 0.4lb ( no motor)
CG 16.5” from nose coneand my body tube spirals, came
Uploaded files:Hi, anyone have the OR file for the super viper? I upgraded mine to take 29mm motors and made the nose cone adjustable to add weight. More rockets was no help, just do the swing test
Kit comes w 30g clay weight
Weight 0.4lb ( no motor)
CG 16.5” from nose coneand my body tube spirals, came
Quote from Admin on January 31, 2023, 8:29 pmWho's kit? I'd check the vendor's site or send them a message asking if there is an OR or RockSim file.
Who's kit? I'd check the vendor's site or send them a message asking if there is an OR or RockSim file.
Quote from Eric Becher on January 31, 2023, 10:29 pmSwing it baby! 😸
Swing it baby! 😸
Quote from Admin on February 1, 2023, 7:33 amQuote from Zielijo1 on January 31, 2023, 9:51 pmI did. That’s more rockets. He said swing it
If you've not designed a rocket in OR, that one may take you some time. It should be quite stable with the large fins coupled with the those tubes acting as fins. Of course, it's likely all that moves the CG toward the rear too. Was nose weight needed in that rocket?
A swing test is fine for proving stability; however, with OR, you can predict apogee and thus, nominal deployment delay time. I'm surprised that MoreRockets doesn't have an .ORK or .RKT file for that.
Quote from Zielijo1 on January 31, 2023, 9:51 pmI did. That’s more rockets. He said swing it
If you've not designed a rocket in OR, that one may take you some time. It should be quite stable with the large fins coupled with the those tubes acting as fins. Of course, it's likely all that moves the CG toward the rear too. Was nose weight needed in that rocket?
A swing test is fine for proving stability; however, with OR, you can predict apogee and thus, nominal deployment delay time. I'm surprised that MoreRockets doesn't have an .ORK or .RKT file for that.