Nano & Mercury 4-altimeter test flight
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We tested 4 altimeters in a single rocket with the latest firmware at the Midland rocketry club.
This was done in a LOC LIL'Nuke with an added electronics bay on the top. The motor of choice was a Aerotech single use G80-10.
This was done in a LOC LIL'Nuke with an added electronics bay on the top. The motor of choice was a Aerotech single use G80-10.
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Scout was lost! 24/06/2026
Annoyingly my daughters Scout was not found, goodness knows where it got to! It's cost me a LOC 29SS which looks fun to cheer her up!
She clearly won the race it must have made it to orbit...
She clearly won the race it must have made it to orbit...
Flights (4)
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TEST-RIGHT-4 · 756.8mTEST-LEFT-3 · 756.7mTEST2 · 756.8mTEST-1 · 756.7m
TEST-RIGHT-4#1784
Apogee756.8 m 11.48 s
Landing129.36 s
Max vel156 m/s
Max acc31.1 G
Stability85.9
Log rate251 Hz
MotorAeroTech G80T-10
TEST-LEFT-3#1785
Apogee756.7 m 11.49 s
Landing129.3 s
Max vel155.1 m/s
Max acc31.1 G
Stability85.3
Log rate251 Hz
MotorAeroTech G80T-10
TEST2#1796
Apogee756.8 m 11.44 s
Landing129.16 s
Max vel159.4 m/s
Max acc31.1 G
Stability86.2
Log rate200 Hz
MotorAeroTech G80T-10
TEST-1#1786
Apogee756.7 m 11.42 s
Landing129.3 s
Max vel156.9 m/s
Max acc31 G
Stability86.4
Log rate200 Hz
MotorAeroTech G80T-10