Scout E - Flight 2 Launch + Landing

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2021
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Комментарии • 591

  • @BPSspace
    @BPSspace  2 года назад +642

    What's up gamers, it's yer boi Iccarus Thiccarus here with another video where I build something needlessly complex, then slam it into the ground and feel sad about it! May the gunch be with you all

  • @phaeton5394
    @phaeton5394 2 года назад +334

    I feel like almost every intro is Joe looking at the camera with a rocket in pieces just sitting beside him. Don't worry he'll sit next to an intact rocket.... eventually

  • @thejesuschrist
    @thejesuschrist 2 года назад +775

    so freaking impressive

  • @alfiewalker970
    @alfiewalker970 2 года назад +20

    I feel special to be here

  • @mannythehunter
    @mannythehunter 2 года назад +79

    Man you will be better off redesigning and separating the GPS from everything else. Worked on a system that required GPS accuracy (timing) down to the picosecond! We wasted tons of time (and $$$) trying double shielded cables. You could try using aluminum or copper and create a faraday cage around each system. In the end we learned to put the GPS on one end and all our telemetry systems along with everything else on the other.

  • @thechanceogden
    @thechanceogden 2 года назад +28

    I literally feel overjoyed when a BPS vid drops. Been watching your work for awhile, amazing attempt! And THANK YOU SO MUCH for sticking with propulsively landing! Most people would have given up by now.

  • @TheVexCortex
    @TheVexCortex 2 года назад +43

    Have you considered using RC car/truck/buggy shocks on the legs? They come in many different sizes, and the better ones offer customizable spring and dampening rates.

  • @chrisvandergriff504
    @chrisvandergriff504 2 года назад +8

    Joe! Don't be sad! That was SOOOOOO close! And freaking beautiful!

  • @oogityboogity6644
    @oogityboogity6644 2 года назад +9

    I remember during the drone dropping tests you stressed how it is sometimes a luck thing when it came to landing but man ur getting really consistent with these flights I can easily see consistent landing of this thing soon

  • @TruyeMusicals
    @TruyeMusicals 2 года назад +13

    VERY grateful for the impending engineering supercut. Lot of us are here for more than just mere entertainment, you are a great information and inspiration source Joe! Give us the details and the chaos, we love it

  • @INEEDCAFFEIN3
    @INEEDCAFFEIN3 2 года назад +15

    Exited for the engineering cut! Great video.

  • @billhemphill2139
    @billhemphill2139 2 года назад +1

    Joe Barnard is living proof of two adages:

  • @benanddadmechanical6573
    @benanddadmechanical6573 2 года назад +39

    While I applaud the gravitas of trying to land a solid fuel motor, I can’t help thinking that you just need to make a hobby level liquid fuel rocket for this project.

  • @lorivasquez100
    @lorivasquez100 2 года назад +7

    I love your passion and ability to explain your thought process and implementation to us. simply fascinating !!!

  • @natepotate5025
    @natepotate5025 2 года назад +1

    5:16

  • @deeeeeds
    @deeeeeds 2 года назад +1

    I know a lot of the time you struggle with making the high edited, very polished videos versus just dumping tons of uncut footage but the uncut stuff is really awesome to watch too and I really enjoy when you post it.

  • @the-I-guy
    @the-I-guy 2 года назад +2

    Amazing how far you've come since Echo! Great work and good luck with Scout F :D

  • @HeliZero
    @HeliZero 2 года назад

    Thanks ! High quality content is always welcome. I just love to follow your projects.

  • @Hawk7886
    @Hawk7886 2 года назад +2

    The syringe legs are such a great idea! I love how the relief hole turns it into something with progressive damping without adding any parts, seriously cool stuff

  • @OZtwo
    @OZtwo 2 года назад

    just loving your videos and projects here! Space IS the future.