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My new r-candy firework creations.


MinamotoKobayashi

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Hi forum, I'm back. :P


This time no tutorials but pretty soon I will create, step by step, how to make nice fireworks with r-candy rockets.

I have refined some personal procedures using r-candy rockets with traditional shells, so stay tuned.


Here is some nice launches:


An incredible fast 500 grams r-candy nozzleless rocket:



R-candy nozzleless rocket only for 4" shells:



"Little dick" nozzleless short rocket with 20 mesh granulated r-candy compound plus fine titanium

pressed at 1 ton with 2" shell containing KP and titanium:



4 inch golden glitters powered with a PET-NOZZLE rocket:



4 inch willow diadem extra:



4 inch red and green:



4 inch strobe:



A very dangerous CATO of a 4" shell:



A rocket departure in slow-motion:


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Minamoto.

Did you investigate the 4'' Cato? How did it happen? What was the design of the motor?

How it could happen just around 1 sec after takeoff? It could be interesting for other Rocket builder!

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But still: all other rockets are cool: nice ascending tail and symetrical spherical breaks 👍 Edited by Sulphurstan
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Hello.

The CATO rocket was made with a PET nozzle motor.

This model cannot manage even a little spike of internal pressure (due for example to propellant imperfections such as air bubbles),

so I switched to the most stable and performant nozzleless motors.

If You search around the forum my other threads You can found also the PET nozzle motors project.

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Nice stuff Kobayashi :)

 

Which calibre are your rockets?

How long are your spindles and how do you process the candy?

You mention pressing...?

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