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Guys, I find myself a bit overstocked on Intimidator 5’s, http://www.3dogsrocketry.com/pdf/econoline%20kits/intimidator_5/Intimidator5-exp.pdf This rocket has a 98mm motor mount and is 5″ diameter — perfect for whoever has to fly an “N” to win the alphabet 😀 It is also a great L3 rocket.
For anyone who buys an Intimidator 5, I’ll throw in 40′ of 1/2″ tubular Kevlar ($50 value). This is limited to what I have in stock for Intimidator 5’s… which is several.
Thanks, JW
It is also a great L3 rocket.
You bet it is! I made my L3 out of the Int. 5 kit, just added another 3 feet to it (pictured at left). Warren M. did his L3 with the kit, too.
CORRECTION: Warren and my L3’s were done with versions based on the Competitor 5. HOWEVER, the M-N rocket I fly now, the Crimson Comet, is ALLLLLL Intimidator 5, as was Mike Konshak’s L3. Mine’s been over Mach 1 and to over 2 miles last flight on an M, its N flight should hit over 3 miles. Absolutely SOLID kit.
They are indeed nice. I did my L3 on a kit… it was a Dynacom kit (who is no longer in biz). I paid about 2x for my stuff vs. what it costs today and it is very nearly the same kit.
Well built, this kit would handle ANY 98mm motor – including a hefty “N”… which is what it will probably take to win the alphabet this year.
JW
Well built, this kit would handle ANY 98mm motor – including a hefty “N”… which is what it will probably take to win the alphabet this year.
Absolutely! Konshak took his over 3 miles on an M 1939; put a full N in, and you’d better have really good tracking!
We are Good to Go with our scheduled and approved launch on Saturday April 5th and Sunday April 6th, from the North Site, subject to change – Mostly cloudy and High Winds predicted. Range and waiver should be active by 9AM on Saturday. The Pawnee National Grassland remains fragile and dry, so extra precautions are in order. Please stay on the authorized roads and please don’t park more than 100’ off the road at the flight line.