Bumble Bee Rocksim Design File

Comments: entered into RockSim by Alan Estenson

Designer: Roger Smith, design of the month winner January 1980

Download plans_eirpx1_bumble_bee.rkt

To use the design file above, you need Rocksim which is available from Apogee's website.

CG: 4.6252 inches from front
CP: 5.5997 inches from front
Margin: 1.32

Parts Breakdown

• Estes Conical Nose Cone
• DIY Eye Hook #4 Mass Object
• Estes Paper Body Tube (0.7360 in)
• Estes Paper Body Tube (0.5440 in)
• Estes Engine hook Mini size Mass Object
• Apogee Components Paper Ring (0.5440 - 0.7100 in)
• Apogee Components Paper Ring (0.5440 - 0.7100 in)
• Custom Polyethylene LDPE Streamer (0.0030 in)
• Custom Mass Object
• Custom Balsa Freeform Fin Set
• Estes Paper Launch Lug (0.1250 in)

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