Odd'l Rockets - Cyclone Kit
| Designer: | Jonathan Wayne Mills |
| Fin Span: | 7.00 inches |
| Length: | 12.50 inches |
| Manufacturer: | Odd'l Rockets  |
| Motor Size: | 13 millimeters |
| Power: | Low-Power |
| Product Type: | Kit |
| Recommended Motors: | 1/2A3-2T, A3-4T |
| Recovery: | Helicopter |
| Skill Level: | 2 |
| Style: | Helicopter |
| Tags: | Family:Jonathon Mills:Cyclone |
| Weight: | 0.50 ounces |
Reviews
- Odd'l Rockets Cyclone By Lonnie Buchanon (March 21, 2014)
Already Published. Photographs by Odd'l Rockets I saw the Cyclone demonstrated at a TTRA launch a few months ago and was really astounded by its performance. The Cyclone is a very small rocket that utilizes a novel combination of helicopter and breakaway recovery. The Cyclone has no parachute or shock cord; at ejection it separates into two halves with its two smaller fins ...
- Odd'l Rockets Cyclone By Lonnie Buchanon (October 8, 2011)
Images Courtesy of Odd'l Rockets Overview I saw the Cyclone demonstrated at a TTRA launch a few months ago and was really astounded by its performance. The Cyclone is a very small rocket that utilizes a novel combination of helicopter and breakaway recovery. The Cyclone has no parachute or shock cord; at ejection it separates into two ...
Rocksim Design Files
Blog Posts
- Model Rocket Building Blog
- Cyclone Build Part 1 Back Story and Websites (2010-12-23)
- Cyclone Build Part 2 Parts (2010-12-23)
- Cyclone Build Part 3 Vent Hole Punch (2010-12-25)
- Cyclone Build Part 4 Fin Spar (2010-12-25)
- Cyclone Build Part 5 Spar Contour (2010-12-26)
- Cyclone Build Part 6 Spar Contour (2010-12-26)
- Cyclone Build Part 7 Main Fin and Dowel Weight (2010-12-27)
- Cyclone Build Part 8 Launch Lug and Nose Cone (2010-12-27)
- Cyclone Build Part 9 Engine Mount Prepping (2010-12-28)
- Cyclone Build Part 10 Engine Mount (2010-12-29)
- Cyclone Build Part 11 Engine Mount (2010-12-29)
- Cyclone Build Part 12 Fin Gluing (2010-12-30)
- Cyclone Egg Lofter! (2012-08-22)
- Odd'l Rockets Blog
- Cyclone Hole Punching TIP (2015-02-09)
- Neil W's Cyclone Flight Report (2017-07-16)
- Odd'l Cyclone from Bob Portnell (2020-06-09)
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