Re: Flight Temperature

From: <dgbj_at_aol.com>
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 06:29:46 EST

"Our Science Olympiad team had a disaster at its regionals. Their two
planes climbed way too quickly and after many collisions with the roof,
scoreboard, basketball backboards, one plane ended up landing on a light fixture and
the other crashed."
 
Another thing to consider is the history of the rubber. Rubber is a dynamic
material. Its properties vary with use. It will soften and the stretch
will set if it is wound tightly. The first flight will be faster than a later
flight. If the test half motors had a different use history than the contest
motors, that would make a difference.
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