18", 38 mm
& 54mm Delta Flying Saucer - $140.00 each

18" Delta Flying Saucer on an I220 Experimental motor (Click on picture
to enlarge)
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Greg Lane's 18" Delta Flying Saucer on a J315 Redline (Click on
picture to enlarge)
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Matthew McFarland's photo of his 18" Delta (Beta) on an Aerotech
J90 (Click on picture to enlarge)
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| Dick Stafford's 18" Delta
flying saucer (Beta) with an Ellis Mountain J228 Single use motor |
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Liftoff
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Descent
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On an I212
Smokey Sam
This
rocket
can be built in as little as a couple evenings with normal hobby tools
and
supplies. Flights are
highly visible and very
dramatic.
Descent is always slow and safe using extremely reliable aerobrake
recovery. There
are no
parachutes to burn up, tangle, shred or get stuck, no shock cords to
snap, no electronics to
fail or batteries to shake loose or run down. Your rocket will
never get lost or stuck in power lines and trees. Reloads, single use, experimental
and hybrid motors
in
a wide range of impulse can be used. This kits comes
with both 38mm and a 54 mm
motor mounts. The motor mounts can be changed in the field in
seconds.
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Specifications:
Diameter – 18 inches (46cm), Height – 8.75 inches (22cm), Weight
(Empty) – 24 oz (672gm)
Recommended motors:
54mm: Ellis Mountain L330P,
Cesaroni Pro54, 2 & 3 Grain motors, Aerotech
J90W, J180T, J275W, J135W, J315R, K185W
38mm: Ellis Mountain
I130, J228, J270, Pro38, 4, 5 & 6 grain
motors, Aerotech I154J, I161W, I195J, I211W, I218R, I284W, I285R,
I300T, I355R, J350W
For the first flight
use a motor with an average thrust of between 100 and 200 NS.
Motors with an average thrust of more than 360 NS should
not be used in the rocket.
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