Here are some of the feature flights planned for Red Glare 21
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But first some successful flights from Red Glare 20
The Yellow Submarine sailing on a P 17500 Red Glare Red motor at Red Glare 20
Flight Video Here
John Sigmon’s Formula 200 on a Scotty Brewed Sparky N3000 motor
See more featured successful flights here on MDRA You Tube Page
Dan Michael’s 3/4 Scale Patriot
This will be the 14th flight of Dan’s 3/4 Scale Patriot. Liftoff weight will be 225 lbs and will be powered by Aerotechs newly certified O5280X Propellant X motor. Expected altitude is about 4,000′
See Dan’s Red Glare 20 flight here
Aaron Miles SS-25 ICBM
Aaron is returning this year with his SS-25 carrying 2 Perfectflite strattologgers. Missile statistics: Max diameter = 8”; Length = 8’2”; Launch weight = 58 lbs (w/ Aerotech M1297W).
The return of the Philly Flyer!!! After a little break it’s time to fly again. The plan is to fly on Saturday, April 4th 2020 around 1:00pm. The projected altitude is 5,300 feet flying on one CTI M1401 White motor. Electronics are 2 RRC2 altimeters. Primary separation at apogee with the back up 10 seconds later. Main chute deployment at 800 feet and back up at 700 feet. This will be the Philly Flyer’s 4th flight. The rocket is a 7.5 inch upscale of the LOC Precision HyperLOC.
Marvin’s Rocket Specifications:
Diameter: 4′
Height: 10′
Fin/Wing Span: 6′
Motor: Powered by a 6″ O-7450 research “Sparky” Thanks to our wonderful friends at MDRA this will truly be a sight to see
Weight: 500lbs
Projected Altitude: Mars (but it may fall short)
This will be the third flight of this rocket. All have been at Red Glare on M-1297W Aerotech reloads. This Frenzy weighs in at 47lbs when ready for flight. I will be using the Missile Works RRC3 as my main altimeter deploying a 10 ft. fruity chute at 1000 ft. My backup will be a Missile Works RRC2+ With a deployment at 800 ft. Expected altitude is 5800 ft. I hope to launch on Friday