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An easy-to-build model rocket kit! Great kit for
beginners and a fun sport model for the more
experienced modeler!
Specifications:
Length: 12"/30.5 cm
Diameter: 1.637"/41.58 mm
Weight: 2.5 oz/70.9 gm
Parachute Recovery
Recommended Engines: A8-3; B6-4; C6-5
Skill Level: Beginner
Center of Pressure: 8.8" from tip of nose
This is a model rocket kit requiring construction.
Tools, adhesives, finishing materials, launch
equipment and engines are not supplied.
www.asp-rocketry.com
Estimated (calculated) altitudes:
with A8-3: 165 feet/50.3 meters
with B6-4: 405 feet/123.4 meters
with C6-5: 840 feet/256 meters
Aerospace Speciality Products has taken reasonable
care in the design and manufacture it's products.
Aerospace Speciality Products cannot control the use
and storage of same once sold and cannot assume any
responsibility for personal or property injury resulting
from the use, storage and/or handling of its products.
The buyer assumes all risks and liabilities therefrom
and accepts the uses Aerospace Speciality Products
products on these conditions. No warranty either
expressed or implied is made regarding Aerospace
Speciality Products products, except for replacement or
repair, at Aerospace Speciality Products option, of
those products proven to be defective in manufacture
within one month from date of original purchase. For
repair or replacement under this warranty, please
contact Aerospace Speciality Products. Proof of
Purchase will be required. Note: Your state may provide
additional rights not covered by this warranty.
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Summary of Contents for Aerospace Speciality Products Not So Stubby
- Page 1 Length: 12"/30.5 cm care in the design and manufacture it’s products. Diameter: 1.637"/41.58 mm Aerospace Speciality Products cannot control the use Weight: 2.5 oz/70.9 gm and storage of same once sold and cannot assume any responsibility for personal or property injury resulting Parachute Recovery from the use, storage and/or handling of its products.
- Page 2 - be sure the hook is straight along and parallel to the tube. Slip one of the plywood centering rings over the top end of the tube (the end closest to the slit) and Not So Stubby Aerospace Speciality Products...
- Page 3 Locate the Tube Marking Guide and cut it out. Wrap the guide around the body tube - line up the marks on each end to align the guide (see Figure G). Use a Not So Stubby Aerospace Speciality Products...
- Page 4 It is not required, but if desired you may round or airfoil the leading and trailing edges of the fins. This will make the fins more aerodynamic and allow you rocket to fly higher than it would if you just left the Not So Stubby Aerospace Speciality Products...
- Page 5 (see Figure O). Allow the model to rest horizontally while the glue dries on each set of fins. The fillets will strengthen the fin attachment. Launch Lug Body! Tube Screw Eye Fillet Nose Cone 2" Mark on Body Tube Dowel Figure O Figure P Figure Q Not So Stubby Aerospace Speciality Products Page 5...
- Page 6 Wrap the shroud lines around the parachute. Insert the shock cord, then the parachute down into the body tube then insert the nose cone into the end of the body tube. Not So Stubby Aerospace Speciality Products...
- Page 7 (30 to 45 seconds or so) and apply to the model. If necessary, dab away any excess water with a paper towel. Allow the decals to dry completely. To protect the paint and other Not So Stubby Aerospace Speciality Products Page 7...
- Page 8 (Note: the NAR Safety Code is normally included with each package of Model Rocket Engines and can also be found on the National Association of Rocketry web site at www.nar.org) KEVLAR® is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Not So Stubby Aerospace Speciality Products Page 8...
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