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Madcow Rocketry Python Rocksim Design File

Comments: All component masses were measured during the kit build. This file only shows the materials in the kit, which are minimal. The kit includes the fiberglass components, but omits hardware, motor retention, rail buttons, recovery system, etc.

Designer: Madcow Rocketry Rocksim file by David J. Thomas

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Parts Breakdown

• Madcow Rocketry Ogive Nose Cone
• Custom Estes BT 1090 1.0173 inches 25.84 mm 0.7250 inches 18.42 mm 0.7250 inches 18.42 mm 0.9500 inches 24.13 mm 0.9500 inches 24.13 mm 0.2400 inches 6.10 mm 0.0000 inches 0.00 mm 1.5950 inches 40.51 mm 2.5550 inches 64.90 mm 1.8000 inches 45.72 mm 1.5200 Body Tube [Length: 22.00 in]
• Madcow Rocketry G10 fiberglass Ring (1.9890 - 2.1500 in)
• ProLine Composites Fiberglass Ring (0.0000 - 2.1500 in)
• Custom Estes BT 1090 1.0173 inches 25.84 mm 0.7250 inches 18.42 mm 0.7250 inches 18.42 mm 0.9500 inches 24.13 mm 0.9500 inches 24.13 mm 0.2400 inches 6.10 mm 0.0000 inches 0.00 mm 1.5950 inches 40.51 mm 2.5550 inches 64.90 mm 1.8000 inches 45.72 mm 1.5200 Body Tube [Length: 6.00 in]
• ProLine Composites "G10 (PML 0.062"")" Ring (1.2500 - 2.1591 in)
• ProLine Composites "G10 (PML 0.062"")" Ring (1.2500 - 2.1591 in)
• Custom "G10 (PML 0.062"")" Trapezoid Fin Set

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