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What do you recommend for cone material also How would you make the tip blunt
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Bobby123 wrote: November 4th, 2019, 3:07 pm What do you recommend for cone material also How would you make the tip blunt
Cone material can be cardstock for short ones, and plastic mylar for long ones. You can use plastic easter eggs for a blunt tip, or even a ping pong ball.
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As stated by the rules, each individual launch is tiered differently right so if one launch hits the roof and the other launch is tier 1, for your ranking your tier 1 launch is considered right?
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Soumil wrote: November 5th, 2019, 7:47 pm As stated by the rules, each individual launch is tiered differently right so if one launch hits the roof and the other launch is tier 1, for your ranking your tier 1 launch is considered right?
Yes, each launch has its own tier.
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sciolyperson1 wrote: November 5th, 2019, 7:58 pm
Soumil wrote: November 5th, 2019, 7:47 pm As stated by the rules, each individual launch is tiered differently right so if one launch hits the roof and the other launch is tier 1, for your ranking your tier 1 launch is considered right?
Yes, each launch has its own tier.
Just to make sure, ur best tier is considered of the two launches right. This will initiate more risks as hitting the roof won't be an automatic DQ.
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Soumil wrote: November 5th, 2019, 8:04 pm
sciolyperson1 wrote: November 5th, 2019, 7:58 pm
Soumil wrote: November 5th, 2019, 7:47 pm As stated by the rules, each individual launch is tiered differently right so if one launch hits the roof and the other launch is tier 1, for your ranking your tier 1 launch is considered right?
Yes, each launch has its own tier.
Just to make sure, ur best tier is considered of the two launches right. This will initiate more risks as hitting the roof won't be an automatic DQ.
Yes, best tier counts for the final score.
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How would you attach the payload to the top of the rocket?
Would you make an indent for the ping pong ball to rest in?
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How many cords did you guys put on your parachute? What is a good number?
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eagerlearner102 wrote: November 7th, 2019, 5:43 pm How many cords did you guys put on your parachute? What is a good number?
I'm still deciding on the best number of cords. Honestly, they can range anywhere from 8 to 16. Tangling will be an issue no matter how many cords you put on, so more cords are probably better overall. I'm not sure if this is scientifically correct, but I believe more cords would allow the parachute to open up more than less cords would allow.
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