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     9. Using wood glue, attach the launch lug to 
the tube. Position it on the pencil line, about 4 
inches (10.2 cm) from the end of the tube near-
est the fins. Allow the glue to dry. (Note: If you 
plan on flying with high thrust rocket motors to 
achieve supersonic speeds, it is recommended 
that you apply a fillet of FIXIT

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 Epoxy-clay to 

each side of the launch lug for extra strength.

     10. Tie one end of the Kevlar

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 shock cord to 

the loop on the base of the nose cone. Tape the 
streamer to the shock cord, near the nose cone. 
Make sure the streamer is securely attached so 
that it can’t come off.

     11. Cut the paper shock cord mount anchor 
from the pattern sheet. Spread wood glue over 
one side of the paper and position the free end 
of the shock cord at a slight diagonal across the 
length of the paper. Fold the paper twice at the 
fold lines indicated on the pattern. Squeeze it 
between your fingers, and at the same time, curl 
the edges slightly to match the inside curvature 
of the body tube. When the glue has set, glue 
the assembly inside the body tube. Be sure to  
position it far enough into the tube so that the 
nose cone can fully be inserted into the tube.

Construction of 24 mm Motor Adapter

     12. Glue one large centering ring (CR24-29) 
on the forward end of the 24 mm diameter tube. 
It should be flush with the end of the tube.

     13. Glue the remaining two centering rings 
(CR24-29) on the other end of the tube, 3/8 inch 
(9.5 mm) from the end of the tube. Smear a thin 
film of wood glue on all the outside surfaces of 
the centering rings to prevent the paper from 
fraying.

     14. Glue the smaller centering ring (CR18-24) 
inside the 24 mm diameter tube as an engine 
block. It is recessed 7/8 inch (22.2 mm) from the 
forward end. Use a scrap piece of balsa to help 
apply the glue to the inside of the tube. Again, 
use a rocket motor to push the motor block into 
the tube (see step #4).

4.0” (10.2 cm)

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 fillet

Tie shock cord to base of nose cone.

Tape streamer to shock cord.

2.0” (5 cm) minimum

7/8” (22.2mm)

3/8” (9.5 mm)

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Содержание Aspire

Страница 1: ...eet B 1 Kit 5024 Another quality flying model rocket kit from Apogee Components Inc 3355 Fillmore Ridge Heights Colorado Springs CO 80907 USA Visit our web site at www ApogeeRockets com Skill Level 2 Previous Experience Suggested The Apogee Aspire kit was designed with one purpose in mind To achieve the highest possible altitudes from 29mm composite propellant motors On the Apogee Components F10 m...

Страница 2: ...rom now on this end of the tube will be the aft end of the tube 5 Cut out the tube marking guide from the pattern sheet Wrap the guide around the aft end of the body tube and tape the ends together Mark the body tube at each of the arrow points Remove the marking guide 6 Using a door frame draw a pencil line down the outside of the body tube at each pencil mark Label the launch lug line so you don...

Страница 3: ...he same time curl the edges slightly to match the inside curvature of the body tube When the glue has set glue the assembly inside the body tube Be sure to position it far enough into the tube so that the nose cone can fully be inserted into the tube Construction of 24 mm Motor Adapter 12 Glue one large centering ring CR24 29 on the forward end of the 24 mm diameter tube It should be flush with th...

Страница 4: ...proceeding You may mask and paint the model to match the picture on the cover 17 Cut around the perimeter of the decal with a pair of scissors Peel off the paper back ing and affix the decal in place on the model Use the picture on page 1 for decal placement Inserting and Retaining a 29mm motor into the Apogee Aspire Tape around tube and motor Inserting and Retaining a 24mm motor into the Apogee A...

Страница 5: ...feet 6 Insert the safety key to arm the launch system The light or buzzer on the controller should come on Give a loud countdown 5 4 3 2 1 LAUNCH Push and hold the the button until the engine ignites Then remove the safety key and place the safety cap on the launch rod Misfire Procedure Occasionally the igniter will burn but the motor will fail to ignite If this happens the cause is that the pyrog...

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