last launch..

The smallest thing you can fit all the parts in will do. You need a payload section big enough to hold the altimeter and battery. Since you've got a cable cutter you really don't need much extra room in the booster section.

800' is plenty. 400' would do if your altimeter will let you deploy the main around 200'.


A Flis Rhino with an extra nose block should be all you need.

Bill wrote:

A Flis Rhino with an extra nose block should be all you need.

That's going to take some specialized vet to treat that.

centrifuge tubes





I have some you can have. I've used them held in place in a small piece of BT-5 body tube and I've also put them on the end of a long piece of wire to get under the parachute. You'd think they get tangled but they never do.


I drill a small hole in the bottom, slide the leads from a Q2G2 through it, and hot glue the hole.