VIPER 3D Printed cluster rocket
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VIPER is a partially 3D printed rocket. Flight Test: https://youtu.be/erw9PvyXgo4
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VIPER is a partially 3D printed rocket.
Flight Test: https://youtu.be/VS7LyfjCEJM
BFTA and Core alignment done same way as marking out fins: https://youtu.be/_sWssDOyFms
It requires a 3in phenolic tube 30in long as well as a 3in plastic nose cone.
You will also need 4-40x0.5in countersunk screws to build the cluster core and attach all components.
Be sure to use a large parachute 24-36in to ensure soft touchdown
The BFTA screws into the phenolic tube 18in from the bottom of the body tube. Ensure it is aligned with the cluster core as 1 hole of the cluster core Top Plate and one on the BFTA will be drilled out for rail buttons.
The BFTA also serves as a nice location to mount a shock cord to.
The entire rocket is printed from PETG aside from the slot and screw fins which need to be ABS or PLA.
PRINT:
3x CMM (C/18mm Motor Mount Tube)
1x EMM (E/24mm Motor Mount Tube)
1x Base Plate
1x Top Plate
1x BFTA
3x Sides
3x Fins (ABS or PLA)
Category: DIY