Remote (radio controlled) launch igniter.
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This is a a recent example of how I use my 3D printers. I design practical items using my crude skills for my hobbies.
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The base or bottom of the launch controller is a 12V battery purchased on Amazon. I printed the top section and cover. Epoxy glued to the battery. This charger has the capacity to launch hundreds of rockets before recharging. It is rugged and reliable. This is a good example of how I use my 3D printers to make practical things that compliment my other interests and hobbies. I have made many replacements for OEM machine parts for my job. The rocket in the photo is made from aluminum cans with 3D printed nosecone, couplers, fins, and motor bay.
