| Rocketman Enterprises gearing up recovery production run |
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| 2008 Archived News by Rocketman Enterprises, Inc. | |
| Friday, November 14, 2008 | |
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So if you are in the need of recovering a 1 lb. or a 268 lb. rocket from 1000 feet to 300,000 feet, we have a parachute for you. We manufacture 42 different models to choose from. We also manufacture and sell 16 different deployment bags. And, if we don’t have a deployment bag that will fit your rocket, we will custom build one for you at no extra charge. We have also added a decent rate chart to the Rocketman website to help you decide the right chute for a perfect recovery. Rocketman Enterprises, Inc. has always been committed to providing our customers with the very best in high power rocketry supplies and products. The reliability of our chute deployments and the awesome success rates of our chutes has generated many a satisfied customers. You can count on the Rocketman to keep providing you with the best of the best. That goes for products and service. Website: http://www.the-rocketman.com/ |
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So I have an R-18 I bought several years ago. I want to look at the Rocketman site and figure out the descent rate for it.
Or, how about this, I need a new 10 FT. chute for a new project, how long are the suspension lines and how much will it weigh?
Any clue how the old R numbers relate to the new FT. sizes?
C'mon, let's get consistent and show a coversion table R size to FT. size, PLEASE!!! Maybe this conversion is rocketry folklore that I don't know about ...
--Lance.
So I have an R-18 I bought several years ago. I want to look at the Rocketman site and figure out the descent rate for it.
Or, how about this, I need a new 10 FT. chute for a new project, how long are the suspension lines and how much will it weigh?
Any clue how the old R numbers relate to the new FT. sizes?
C'mon, let's get consistent and show a coversion table R size to FT. size, PLEASE!!! Maybe this conversion is rocketry folklore that I don't know about ...
--Lance.
My understanding:
R6 = 60”
R7=72”
R8=84”
R9=96”
R12=120”
R14=140”
R18=180”
Erik