Mega Rebel.
Maidened on an E12-4 on a windy day.
Flew well.
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Maidened on an E12-4 on a windy day.
Flew well.
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Rocketarium - Rebel Gallery
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Edited title to include the entire Rocketarium Rebel Series:
Retro Rebel
Mega Rebel
Rebel John
Smokin Rebel
Retro Rebel
Mega Rebel
Rebel John
Smokin Rebel
Still waiting to fly. Maybe this weekend.
Retro Rebel.
First flight on the minimum recommended motor, B6-2
Power pranged and ejected on the ground.
Cracked forward ring, easily repaired.
Second flight, C6-3, the elastic shock cord snapped at ejection.
Forward ring more heavily damaged, but she will fly again!
Good side:
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Other side
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Heh.
First flight on the minimum recommended motor, B6-2
Power pranged and ejected on the ground.
Cracked forward ring, easily repaired.
Second flight, C6-3, the elastic shock cord snapped at ejection.
Forward ring more heavily damaged, but she will fly again!
Good side:
Other side
Heh.
What is going on aerodynamically with these models?
I wanted to scratch build something like this but I really do not understand where CP is on these.
Are they basically like flying spools with massive full body fins or something?
I wanted to scratch build something like this but I really do not understand where CP is on these.
Are they basically like flying spools with massive full body fins or something?
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I flew mine Aug. 8th at Argonia. (not me in the picture)
The nose section snapped back and broke the top ring of the lower section. Got a new one and fixed this rocket. At the same time, I bought a *new* Rebel kit. Gave the first one (now fixed) away.
It might not be noticible, but when all the glue is good and set, I go over all of the edges with a black magic marker. It was either that or sand off all of the edges. I like the contrast.
The nose section snapped back and broke the top ring of the lower section. Got a new one and fixed this rocket. At the same time, I bought a *new* Rebel kit. Gave the first one (now fixed) away.
It might not be noticible, but when all the glue is good and set, I go over all of the edges with a black magic marker. It was either that or sand off all of the edges. I like the contrast.
Updates:
9/17/22: Launched the Mega Rebel on a D12-3. Straight and stable nominal flight.
12/31/22: Launched the Rebel John on an E30-4 and the Smokin' Rebel on a D22-4. Both flights straight and nominal but two shroud lines on the Rebel John tore out. No damage to the rocket.
Laters.
9/17/22: Launched the Mega Rebel on a D12-3. Straight and stable nominal flight.
12/31/22: Launched the Rebel John on an E30-4 and the Smokin' Rebel on a D22-4. Both flights straight and nominal but two shroud lines on the Rebel John tore out. No damage to the rocket.
Laters.
