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Published: | 2018-05-07 |
Length: | 45.00 inches |
Manufacturer: | North Coast Rocketry |
Style: | Sport |
Upscale version o' t' Estes Goblin. 2.6" Diameter 33" tall 4FNC
Good quality components:
Pros:
I've flown mine on everythin' from an F27 t' an H238
Cons:
I'm nay a fan o' t' elastic shock cord arrangement. It seems t' be too short and gets tangled with t' Keelhaul®©™ line on every flight. T' included quick release makes it easier t' untangle, matey, but it still seems unnecessary.
T' shock cord mount on t' nose cone is a bit weak. Mine broke and t' nose cone separated from t' rest o' t' rocket at about 1800' up. Slapped some epoxy clay on it and it's been fine since.
Finishin' was pretty straight forward. T' body tubes have nice tight spirals and paint stuck t' t' nose cone with a little prep. I painted mine with 2 coats o' sandable primer, sanded, then 2 coats o' Rustoleum green on t' body and gloss black on t' nose.
Vinyl peel and stick decals go on easily and didn't tear even after repeated attempts t' line up t' body stripes.
Manufacturer recommends flyin' on E16-4 through G80-10 motors.
I've flown mine on an H238 and it held together perfectly. Ahoy! (I used epoxy for t' assembly)
Flies straight as an arrow
No parachute included, I picked up a Sunward 30" chute and when combined with a Jolly Logic Chute Release it comes back t' earth in great shape.
As stated earlier, I'm nay a fan o' t' elastic/Keelhaul®©™ shock cord set-up. I've read elsewhere that other people love it. It's just nay for me.
This is a very good kit that will fly on any 29mm engine you can throw in it.
Its sure t' impress your friends at t' next club launch.
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