Executioner Rocksim Design File

Contributed by Bob Cox

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

CG: 24.8868 inches from front
CP: 30.7207 inches from front
Margin: 2.24

Parts Breakdown

• Estes Ogive Nose Cone
• Estes Paper Body Tube (2.6000 in)
• Estes Paper Ring (2.4700 - 2.5880 in)
• Estes Rip stop nylon Parachute (18.00 in)
• Custom Mass Object
• Estes Paper Body Tube (2.6000 in)
• Estes Paper Body Tube (0.9760 in)
• Estes Paper Ring (0.9760 - 2.5880 in)
• Estes Paper Ring (0.9760 - 2.5880 in)
• Estes Aircraft plywood (Birch) Freeform Fin Set
• LOC/Precision Paper Launch Lug (0.2500 in)
• LOC/Precision Paper Launch Lug (0.2500 in)

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