4" Minimum Diameter Rocket - N5800 - Kari Pill

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  • Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
  • 2nd attempt of the Cesaroni N5800 minimum diameter rocket project
    There has not been that many successes on 4" minimum diameter rockets on commercial N motors...
    Goal:
    1) Has to be minimum diameter on Cesaroni N5800
    2) Wanted to use frangible metals for fins, tubes, and nose cone (aluminum)
    3) Ensure rocket does not shred
    4) Recovery Safely
    5) Get multiple flight data points
    6) Get GPS data
    7) Get video data
    8) Paint it to cool sorta cool
    9) High altitude/speed and surpassing the current TRA record of 44,623 ft
    Was able to achieve 8 out of the 9 goals. Did not set the record but everything else worked perfectly!
    4" Min Diameter Rocket
    110" tall
    Nothing protruding from rocket besides fin can, rail buttons, and shear pins (recessed switches)
    1515 launch pad
    Motor Cesaroni N5800 (20,146N-S)
    Altitude 30,000ft (using Rocksim, with wind, temp and proper elevation)
    Speed Mach 2.5 (2790fps) (1902mph)
    36 seconds to apogee
    Conventional rattle can spray paint
    55lbs loaded
    23lb vehicle
    All aluminum
    Guy Hardy Fin Can and Nose Cone (5:1 conical with metal tip, not fine point)
    Bolt up fin can (brackets permanently bolted to aluminum tube and fins permanently bolted to brackets, then cut outs to see motor case to look cool and cut a little weight)
    Nose cone shoulder aluminum, nose cone tip aluminum with plywood and fiberglass in the middle for GPS/Transmitter Antennae)
    Aluminum Upper Tube
    Nose Cone houses GPS and Camera
    Avionics Bay (bolted to motor case forward closure) houses the separating charges
    Perfectflite altimeter (free, thanks Perfectflite)
    Marsa54, 50G
    AIM XTRA GPS for altitude verification and tracking
    CSI Radio Frequency Tracker
    GO Pro Hero 3 (in nose cone)
    Suppose to be Dual Deployment, single compartment -- nose cone
    3 of 4-40 shear pins (115lb force to hold nose cone in), used small vent hold to relieve pressure in parachute compartment.
    Rouse Tech CD3 Co2 at 25gram charge (equivalent to 5gram back power charge)
    Backed up by 3.5gram black power charge
    Co2 worked, then black power is negated (by servo disconnector switch)
    Co2 and black powder are in front of main chute attached to shock cored (zip ties and tape)
    36" Sky Angle Classic 2 parachute for drogue
    AARD was supposed to hold in main Chute to 3500ft but pulled apart at apogee.
    Single cord from drogue to main @ 30ft of 9/16" tubular Kevlar
    Sky Angle Cert 3 -- Large main chute (35 fps under main)
    Landed 4.25 miles away
    Pulled 30g's off the pad and held!
    Total flight time ~16 minutes
    Rocket Named after my Girlfriend as "she is one tough pill to swallow"
    Flying conditions
    30,000ft altitude
    Outside air temperature at that altitude: -40degF
    Wind Speeds at that altitude: 40 mph

Комментарии • 38

  • @jasonsmith6408
    @jasonsmith6408 4 года назад +3

    Great job! Congratulations! I am going to be starting my Level 1 certification process soon. I've been flying Estes for 45 years. It's time!

  • @TKFive21
    @TKFive21 10 лет назад +2

    Awesome flight!!! Great job! Text book for sure!

  • @eengelgau
    @eengelgau 11 лет назад

    Wow - bragging rights for sure on that flight. Great job!

  • @mbhull27
    @mbhull27 4 года назад

    Totally Cool - love those in-flight videos people are getting these days. Very cool rocket indeed!!

  • @morningstar7009
    @morningstar7009 3 года назад

    This is great...what a speed!!!

  • @patman0250
    @patman0250 8 лет назад

    wow man your rockets are super fast !! good job !!

  • @MrBellda
    @MrBellda 7 лет назад

    Nice launch Gerald...

  • @CarlosSD
    @CarlosSD 9 лет назад

    This is the most amazing video I saw !!!!!

  • @sendit2873
    @sendit2873 4 года назад

    omg that rocket is moving

  • @heatherpark4527
    @heatherpark4527 11 лет назад

    Great job on the video, even better it's great your girlfriend is so supportive. Your rocket is gorgeous! I like the picture of the girl on there. Beautiful flight! Love the slow motion. Nice work!

  • @mercdragons
    @mercdragons Год назад

    more cut aways and camera changes than a lethal weapon fight scene.

  • @1mooshake
    @1mooshake 10 лет назад

    Well done!

  • @ryanlynch5670
    @ryanlynch5670 7 лет назад

    Great Video

  • @Extremerockets13
    @Extremerockets13 11 лет назад

    AWESOME KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

  • @fairclge
    @fairclge 9 лет назад

    very impressive FCC ret USN..

  • @hdfailure
    @hdfailure 11 лет назад

    very nice

  • @WEROSOLO
    @WEROSOLO 11 лет назад

    Awesome!!!

  • @rolandmcbride4898
    @rolandmcbride4898 8 лет назад

    some day i will be out there with you all

  • @dandi5998
    @dandi5998 5 лет назад

    Very cool. Now make a two stage rocket.

  • @realswifty
    @realswifty 11 лет назад

    Great flight! Good work! Why was it spinning if you used a fin can?

  • @kenmackie8877
    @kenmackie8877 4 года назад

    Just watched this video for the first time here in 2020. Wondering if there has been another attempt made by this crew and whether they worked out why they weren't able to get to their target altitude.

  • @generalripper1964
    @generalripper1964 11 лет назад

    I'm sharing and will be picking your brain in the future. :-)

  • @421rants
    @421rants 10 лет назад

    Wow!!!.........what elce can I say. = )

  • @IcyBlueii
    @IcyBlueii 7 лет назад

    Was that a plane I saw in one of the ground shot slow motion video? If so, that's a no no

  • @stickfigureman722
    @stickfigureman722 8 лет назад +2

    the video looks sped up at 1:55 and 2:08.
    That thing is FAST!

    • @patman0250
      @patman0250 8 лет назад +1

      lol no man this guy makes some of the fastest rockets out there .. this is not sped up thats how fast they are really going

  • @tacticalprepper9760
    @tacticalprepper9760 7 лет назад +1

    Did you film a UFO at 2:13?

  • @milladazadi
    @milladazadi 2 года назад

    Where did you buy This rocket ? I want that kit bro

  • @henryfeng2690
    @henryfeng2690 8 лет назад

    Flew a min diameter 75mm rocket 56k ft mach 2.7

  • @karlrobinson4887
    @karlrobinson4887 2 года назад

    Got any fast rockets?

  • @HomeGrownPyrotechnics
    @HomeGrownPyrotechnics 6 лет назад

    how the hell did it accelerate so fast? what type of motor was it?

    • @kn761
      @kn761 5 лет назад +1

      are you illiterate?

    • @couchpotato7124
      @couchpotato7124 10 месяцев назад

      N5800 average thrust 5800N or 600kgf

  • @Spacecat1969
    @Spacecat1969 11 лет назад

    howd you get a perfect flight altimeter for free?

  • @Rebelarian
    @Rebelarian 6 лет назад

    Anyone know this guy’s email or how to contact him?

  • @TheodoreWSmith
    @TheodoreWSmith 8 лет назад

    Can somebody tell me the best camera equipment for filming the flight of the rocket, (onboard).

    • @lexibanez7134
      @lexibanez7134 8 лет назад

      i guess go pro or sony action cam, but make sure you secure it properly