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Title:
How to prepare a model rocket for flight
Description:
Getting a model rocket ready for its flight is one of the critical things that you control that will determine whether or not the flight is successful. You'll see how to fold the parachute, pack the wadding in the model, insert the igniter, and hook up the clips. The result will be a perfect flight that will win the applause of your friends and other spectators.
Author:
apogeerockets
Tags:
model, rocket, parachute, packing, and, launching,
How to prepare a model rocket for flight
Description:
Getting a model rocket ready for its flight is one of the critical things that you control that will determine whether or not the flight is successful. You'll see how to fold the parachute, pack the wadding in the model, insert the igniter, and hook up the clips. The result will be a perfect flight that will win the applause of your friends and other spectators.
Author:
apogeerockets
Tags:
model, rocket, parachute, packing, and, launching,
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