| ROCKET KIT | SKILL | MOTOR | DIA. | LEN. | WT. | DRAG | CP (") | SKU# | PRICE |
| TALL TAIL 10 | 1 | 29mm/24mm | 2.25" | 118" | 350 g. | 0.678 | 0 | 1210 | 69.95 |
| COMING SOON | . | . | . | . | . | . | . | . | . |
|
All U.S. Rockets X Series kits feature wood fins, heavy duty airframe tubes, parachute, illustrated assembly and flight instructions, and all the high quality parts needed to successfully assemble and fly a LOW performance rocket. Launcher, motors, glue, sandpaper, sealer and paint not included. |
|
TALL TAIL 10
The U.S. Rockets TALL TAIL 10 was engineered to fly with
medium thrust 29mm (1.125")
and 24mm (0.93") diameter motors. With E motors TALL TAIL 10 is
capable of altitudes of over 300
feet and speeds well under Mach 0.25!
The TALL TAIL 10 is very LOW performance. It should be flown
from the smallest possible
size field on clear calm days. To facilitate recovery you should use low power motors on
all flights. Lower is better! With the recommended low performance motors the TALL TAIL 10
can barely have a safe deployed flight!!!
Insert recovery wadding into the top of the main tube about 2" deep in the tube. Fold and
insert the shock cord and TOP parachute first. Fold and insert the shock cord and BOTTOM parachute
second. This forces the parachutes to BOTH deploy in case of weak ejection which is a problem on
long rockets with parts inertia. Insert the coupler reducer in and make sure it slides freely out.
Tightly friction fit the upper tube and reducer section on and the nose cone.
When flying this rocket, catching it on recovery is highly recommended, fun, and a sign of
rocketeer skill!
TALL TAIL 10 can be piston launched or drop staged or both to
make flights less dramatic. But
your mama needs more drama, as does your large proximate audience at schools, football half time
shows and local TV stations right in the parking lot! This rocket flies LOW and SLOW. World's most
photogenic rocket.
Launch TALL TAIL 10 under all local laws. TALL TAIL 10 needs a 1/4" x 48" launch rod minimum
for guidance. If there is wind, hold the rocket steady manually until the moment of launch. Talk
about drama! Launch from a distance of 0 feet or more for safety, steadiness in wind, ease of
recovery, and a better view of the drama.
|
|
| ROCKET KITS | ORDERING | HOME |
|