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Rocket Name: | Lil Rascal | Owner: | Bradley L Smith |
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Body Diameter: | 4.00in | |
Dry Weight: | 60.0oz | |
MMT Diameter: | 54.0mm | |
MMT Length: | 12.00in | |
CD: | 0.75 |
These motors fit your rocket and appear to have enough thrust to lift it safely. If thrust curves are available, a quick simulation has been run to give a rough idea of the performance of your rocket on this motor. We encourage you to run a more complete simulation with any motor you plan to use; see the simulators page for more info.
Motor | Weight | Launch | Velocity | Accel | Altitude | Time | Delay | |
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AeroTech I599 | 78.1oz | 128ft/s | 567ft/s | 34.3G | 1,851ft | 9.3s | 9s |
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AeroTech I215 | 78.6oz | 74ft/s | 467ft/s | 10.9G | 1,859ft | 10.0s | 8s |
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Cesaroni I140 | 79.9oz | 53ft/s | 404ft/s | 6.1G | 1,868ft | 10.6s | 8s |
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AeroTech I170 | 78.6oz | 62ft/s | 446ft/s | 8.3G | 1,912ft | 10.3s | 8s |
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AeroTech I115 | 79.2oz | 48ft/s | 386ft/s | 6.3G | 1,928ft | 10.9s | 7s |
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AeroTech I229 | 78.1oz | 73ft/s | 497ft/s | 11.5G | 1,937ft | 10.0s | 8s |
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Cesaroni I445 | 80.3oz | 95ft/s | 609ft/s | 22.6G | 2,135ft | 10.0s | 9s |
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Cesaroni I150 | 80.1oz | 57ft/s | 449ft/s | 6.9G | 2,203ft | 11.2s | 8s |
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Cesaroni I218 | 80.5oz | 72ft/s | 529ft/s | 10.7G | 2,266ft | 10.8s | 9s |
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Cesaroni I120 | 82.0oz | 52ft/s | 419ft/s | 5.4G | 2,388ft | 12.0s | 8s |
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Cesaroni I165 | 81.0oz | 60ft/s | 485ft/s | 7.3G | 2,419ft | 11.5s | 8s |
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Cesaroni J1055 | 87.2oz | 148ft/s | 923ft/s | 45.6G | 2,850ft | 10.7s | 10s |
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Cesaroni J250 | 89.3oz | 62ft/s | 646ft/s | 9.8G | 2,890ft | 11.9s | 9s |
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Cesaroni J280 | 93.7oz | 69ft/s | 680ft/s | 10.6G | 2,939ft | 11.8s | 9s |
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AeroTech J250 | 92.0oz | 66ft/s | 644ft/s | 10.2G | 2,941ft | 11.8s | 9s |
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Cesaroni I100 | 88.5oz | 65ft/s | 401ft/s | 11.4G | 2,950ft | 13.4s | 4s |
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AeroTech J250 | 85.0oz | 79ft/s | 637ft/s | 13.1G | 3,004ft | 11.7s | 9s |
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AeroTech J315 | 90.0oz | 79ft/s | 694ft/s | 13.9G | 3,081ft | 11.8s | 9s |
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AeroTech J1299 | 89.4oz | 169ft/s | 1,036ft/s | 58.3G | 3,106ft | 10.9s | 10s |
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Cesaroni J145 | 89.5oz | 68ft/s | 501ft/s | 18.5G | 3,111ft | 12.7s | 8s |
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AeroTech I65 | 86.5oz | 60ft/s | 404ft/s | 7.2G | 3,138ft | 14.0s | 6s |
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AeroTech J90 | 90.1oz | 49ft/s | 466ft/s | 5.9G | 3,167ft | 13.7s | 6s |
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Cesaroni J430 | 88.2oz | 94ft/s | 827ft/s | 20.3G | 3,223ft | 11.6s | 10s |
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AeroTech J460 | 87.8oz | 99ft/s | 838ft/s | 21.3G | 3,253ft | 11.5s | 9s |
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Cesaroni J240 | 90.9oz | 69ft/s | 674ft/s | 10.4G | 3,331ft | 12.4s | 9s |
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Cesaroni J293 | 89.6oz | 76ft/s | 735ft/s | 13.3G | 3,365ft | 12.3s | 9s |
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AeroTech J180 | 88.5oz | 77ft/s | 599ft/s | 12.2G | 3,366ft | 12.6s | 8s |
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AeroTech J275 | 90.5oz | 72ft/s | 678ft/s | 11.8G | 3,382ft | 12.4s | 9s |
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Cesaroni J244 | 92.1oz | 66ft/s | 689ft/s | 9.3G | 3,477ft | 12.8s | 9s |
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Cesaroni J210 | 89.7oz | 72ft/s | 604ft/s | 12.1G | 3,615ft | 13.4s | 9s |
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These motors fit your rocket, but failed one safety check or another. They may actually work, but you should use them only with caution. We encourage you to run a more complete simulation to verify flight safety; see the simulators page for more info.
Motor | Reason | |
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AeroTech I117 | speed at end of launch guide too slow (47ft/s) |
G These simulations were run with a launch guide length of 8ft (rod, rail or tower). If this is not correct, launch guide lengths can be specified for your saved rockets. (The minimum velocity required is approximately 15m/s or 50ft/s.)
The data is presented in a compact form in the tables above, broken down by motors that worked and those that did not. If you would like to analyze the data further, this section provides download links for files in a generic spreadsheet format (comma-separated value, or CSV) that can be opened with almost any spreadsheet program.
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Download full details of the simulation runs with the various motors:
that worked, that failed, or all of them. |
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  | Download the list of motors that fit your rocket into a batch for use with SMARTSim. (See the Simulators page for more info.) |
You should download these files to your machine and then open them. Normally, clicking the link will prompt you to do this. However, if your browser insists on opening the file as plain text, you can right-click (control-click on the Mac) on the link and chose Save File As (or similar).
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