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How to get JL1 motors in the Covid Situation.
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3 years 7 months ago - 3 years 7 months ago #10134
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Replied by RetroRocketGuy on topic How to get JL1 motors in the Covid Situation.
Cool! I will take some time to put that into consideraton, Currently my only flyable HPR rocket needs repair (from moving and stuff), but thanks, its something to think about!
Also, would Rocket kits also be sold in the future as well?
Also, would Rocket kits also be sold in the future as well?
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3 years 7 months ago #10135
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Replied by curtisheisey on topic How to get JL1 motors in the Covid Situation.
I have a supply of CTI H90 motors that I have been keeping aside for Jr L1 certs, if that motor interests you. It is on the low end of H, so good for Amesbury.
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3 years 7 months ago #10137
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Replied by RetroRocketGuy on topic How to get JL1 motors in the Covid Situation.
Thanks, but when i ran my sim, It showed a maximum altitude of 820 ft, but is a flight to 1,700 or 1,500 ft okay in Amesbury?
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3 years 7 months ago #10138
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1700-ft altitudes are okay in Amesbury under the right conditions. For a cert flight, the main purpose it to certify. The likelihood of conditions being acceptable for a flight to 820 feet is much greater than the conditions being acceptable for a flight to 1500 or 1700 feet.
Replied by KennB on topic How to get JL1 motors in the Covid Situation.
Thanks, but when i ran my sim, It showed a maximum altitude of 820 ft, but is a flight to 1,700 or 1,500 ft okay in Amesbury?
1700-ft altitudes are okay in Amesbury under the right conditions. For a cert flight, the main purpose it to certify. The likelihood of conditions being acceptable for a flight to 820 feet is much greater than the conditions being acceptable for a flight to 1500 or 1700 feet.
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3 years 7 months ago - 3 years 7 months ago #10142
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Okay, the forecast shows 9mph winds at the moment, that should probably be ok ( i think so)
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