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Re: horizontal rocketry: wdyt?
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Tue, 29 Aug 2000 22:32:26 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Randy Anchikoski writes:
> This post concerns those people who've seen our rocket cars/plane(s).
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> After reading a thread in rec.models.rockets I am (that is, the lot of us in
> Victoria) faced with the fact that we might be 'morons' (we didn't start or
> recommend the thread).
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> Knowing that people treasure their hobbies and see alternate uses as
> sacrilegious, I am not all that surprised at the rocketeer's response.
> However, do any of you people here see it as particularly dangerous? I
> mean, more so than regular rocketry? (remember that LEGO is heavier than the
> paper tube used in rockets).
I do not think your morons, however I would strongly suggest that you start
using wire guides from now on. Make a spool and capstan assembley with good
quality multi-strand cable. Parts may still fly off but will help keep the
majority of the parts in the Track area and not at the Camera Person, observers
etc.
I hope you will continue your line of research and get Eye protection and First
Aid kits too. IAFAGUSLAE!!!
Best
DaveG
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| This post concerns those people who've seen our rocket cars/plane(s). After reading a thread in rec.models.rockets I am (that is, the lot of us in Victoria) faced with the fact that we might be 'morons' (we didn't start or recommend the thread). (...) (26 years ago, 29-Aug-00, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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