3D PRINTED ROCKETS TESTING W. JAMES BRUTON | PT.2
Yess! James Bruton came to visit me to test the two rockets that we designed and built. You can check his video of this test here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB6BlXCU7WQ
He shipped his rocket to me as we feared that it was not suitable as cabin luggage and it luckily it arrived in one piece to my workshop! We had to go to a remote and safe location for the test. It was a great fun and we learned a lot!
As you can see James is using active stabilisation of the rocket through the thrust of the three EDF motors plus the rotation of two of them while I'm using the Pendulum effect (Yes, now I know is a fallacy) plus two gyro controlled servos to counteract the torque rotation of the main EDF and Z rotation and 4 control surfaces and thrust for the translation movement.
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