eos - Avionics development rocket
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A simple, fully 3D printed rocket designed for development and testing of flight computers.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- RC & Robotics
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Avionic system versions:
V1 - basic avionics sled in the nose cone
V2 - integrated avionics into the bulkhead (2 30x70mm perfboards, 6mm wire gap in-between)
Dimensions:
Diameter: Ø40mm (1,57")
Width: 96mm (3,78")
Length: 578mm (22,76")
Specifications:
Recommended motor: D9-7 or D9-5 (18x70mm)
Compatible launch rail: 2020 (20x20mm) metric or 1010 (1x1”) aluminium extrusion
Recommended parachute size: ~700cm²
Recommended shock cord: ~2,0m, Ø2,5mm elastic
Avionics:
Build volume: 83,53cm³
Maximum diameter: 34mm
Maximum height: 92mm
Recommended weight: 30g
You can input the weight of your avionics in the attached .ork file and plot a flight simulation via OpenRocket.
Hardware:
2x M2x8mm screw (Rail button)
6x M2x10mm screw (Bulkhead & motor retainer)
2x M2x4mm insert (Rail button)
6x M2x5mm insert (Bulkhead & motor retainer)
Print:
PLA/PET-G with 10% gyroid infill
Wall thickness: 1,5mm
Top/bottom thickness: 1,5mm
Bond sections with 2-part epoxy
tip: use polyamide tape to protect the motor mount
Fly at your own risk and follow all applicable laws :)