Essentially this is just the same as the 20 oz. rocket.
Since it has a greater volume, it shoots much higher and has a greater
volume. This rocket does require some minor stabilizing fins to guide its
large mass upward. These fins are easily made with some cardboard, tape,
and glue. The hardest part about this rocket is the launching stand.
You would have to be out of you mind to try and hold it in your hand. My
stand is made with a couple of aluminum rods stuck into a 2x4 block. I have
on several occasions tried to launch this thing out of my hand. With fins
these things are extremely accurate but also you get very very wet in the
process. My stand recently suffered some casualties and it is being
repaired. I should have it fixed and photographed by next week sometime.
The same inflation valve that is used on
the 20 oz. Rocket is also used in this rocket
Essentially this is just the same as the 20 oz. rocket.
Since it has a greater volume, it shoots much higher and has a greater
volume. This rocket does require some minor stabilizing fins to guide its
large mass upward. These fins are easily made with some cardboard, tape,
and glue. The hardest part about this rocket is the launching stand.
You would have to be out of you mind to try and hold it in your hand. My
stand is made with a couple of aluminum rods stuck into a 2x4 block. I have
on several occasions tried to launch this thing out of my hand. With fins
these things are extremely accurate but also you get very very wet in the
process. My stand recently suffered some casualties and it is being
repaired. I should have it fixed and photographed by next week sometime.
