24338 El Toro Rd #E-134
Laguna Woods, CA 92637
949.547.8847
www.madcowrocketry.com
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®
Step 7 – Flying Your Model
Attach the end of the shock cord and the
parachute to the forward eyebolt. You can
also attach the chute protector to the shock
cord just below the eyebolt. When packing
your chute, wrap the chute protector around
the chute with the opening in the chute
protector facing forward. Always make
sure your chute is well protected as the hot
ejection motor gasses will melt the nylon
chute.
IMPORTANT: always use positive motor
retention to secure the motor in the motor
tube. Failure to use motor retention may
allow the motor to be ejected during the
ejection charge instead of the parachute,
making for a dangerous ballistic reentry.
IMPORTANT: always remember to check
your balance point and ensure your
rocket balances at or forward of the
recommended CG point.
IMPORTANT: Always follow the NAR safety
code and remember that rockets are not
toys and can be dangerous if not prepared
and used properly. If you are a beginner,
it is a good idea to fly with a club or other
group of experienced rocketeers until you
have gained some experience.
IMPORTANT: In no event shall Madcow
Rocketry be liable for any direct, indirect,
punitive, incidental, special consequential
damages whatsoever arising out of or
connected with the use or misuse of it’s
products. The buyer assumes all risk
and liability resulting from ANY use of
any and all products sold by Madcow
Rocketry. Your purchase and use of any
Madcow Rocketry product constitutes
your agreement to and acceptance of these terms. If you do not agree to these
terms and conditions, you must return the unused product in resalable condition
for a refund or credit.
IMPORTANT: Please contact us via phone or email if you have any questions
about constructing or flying your model.
7”
8.5”
35.5”
34”
1.3”
Wide
Nose Cone Base
