D9 Arrow – Model Rocket with Launch Stand
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A slim, high-flying 3D printed model rocket designed for D-class motors and stable flights up to around 500 m.
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- Physics & Astronomy
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Description
D9 Arrow is a slim 3D printed model rocket designed around D-class model rocket motors, with a focus on stable flight, clean aerodynamics and simple assembly.
The rocket has been designed and simulated in OpenRocket, with the current setup showing a stability margin of approximately 1.95 calibers and a simulated apogee of around 507 meters using a D9-7 motor.
The file also includes a simple launch stand base, designed for a 7 mm launch rod.
Dimensions / Specs
Rocket length: 42.5 cm
Max diameter: 2.4 cm
Mass without motor: 81.3 g
Mass with motor: 111,7 g
Launch rod diameter: 7 mm
Recommended motor class: D-class model rocket motor
OpenRocket Simulation
Motor: D9-7
Stability: 1.95 cal
Simulated apogee: 507 m
Max velocity: 127 m/s
Max acceleration: 208 m/s²
Features
screw on motor cap
Rear fin section for stable flight
Internal space for recovery system
Designed for D-class model rocket motors
Includes launch stand base
Designed for a 7 mm launch rod
Simulated in OpenRocket
Printing
4 perimeters
PETG
supports where needed
nose cone 80 % infil
Important Safety Note
This is an experimental hobby rocket design.
Before launching, always check your own print quality, final weight, CG/CP, motor fit, recovery system and local regulations.
Use only certified model rocket motors and launch in a safe open area with suitable weather conditions.
Feedback
Feedback, test results and improvement ideas are very welcome.
I may continue updating the design with improved motor retention, alternative fin options and recovery variations.