Mark II Rocksim Design File

Contributed by Bruce Levison,

Comments: Astron Mark II (no mods) original BT-30 edition

Designer: Estes K-2

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Kit Name: Estes - Mark II (2A) [1971-1984]

CG: 5.2377 inches from front
CP: 7.4499 inches from front
Margin: 2.89 Overstable

Parts Breakdown

• Estes Ogive Nose Cone
• Estes Paper Body Tube (0.7650 in)
• Estes SC-1b 1/8 In Rubber shock cord Mass Object
• Estes Paper Streamer (0.0020 in)
• Estes Mass Object
• Estes Paper Body Tube (0.7650 in)
• Aerospace Specialty Products Paper Ring (0.6700 - 0.7200 in)
• Estes Paper Launch Lug (0.1250 in)
• Estes Balsa Freeform Fin Set

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