FlisKits 29mm Upscale Deuce's Wild! Upscale
Scratch - 29mm Upscale Deuce's Wild! {Scratch}
Contributed by Mike Reese
T' followin' article was a submission t' t' FlisKits, Inc Deuce-Bash Contest and is archived with permission from FlisKits. Begad! Some o' these designs are nay actually kitbashes, matey, ya bilge rat, however, shiver me timbers, all come from t' basic motor design feature o' t' FlisKits Deuce's Wild.
Brief:
I made this upscale Deuce's Wild! sometime ago. Begad! It uses two 29mm 180 cases. Arrr! I have flown it on all o' t' AeroTech reloads for that case except t' G-75J. Well, matey, blow me down! Amazingly, me hearties, it flew once on a single H165 accidentally and be stable but t' delay was way late. It sustained minor damage and has since been repaired.
In a follow up email, arrr, me hearties, Mike added:
My friend Todd Graves purchased a Deuce's Wild! kit from you last sprin' I think. Avast, me proud beauty! Avast, me proud beauty! I thought it would be cool t' upscale it. Begad! Avast! I took your motor mount centerin' rings and scanned them on me computer and scaled them up t' fit in a LOC 3" tube. Arrr! I cut them out o' plywood with a hole saw. Arrr! T' nose cone is a standard LOC 3" nose cone. Arrr! T' fins I cut from G-10 fiberglass. Begad! I built t' rocket in RockSim with straight motor tubes instead o' canted and balanced t' rocket from that. Begad! Unfortunately, we lost t' stock Deuce at an Iowa launch as I'd put 2 D13-10 reloads in it and a slightly bigger than stock chute. Arrr! Ya scallywag! We had a problem with it breakin' a fin loose with t' stock chute.
--Mike
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