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Weekly Patron Update! (Patreon)

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2019-06-30 02:24:42
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Hey Patrons, here's your weekly update! Make sure you check the description on YouTube ;)

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Patron update - June 29 2019

By being a Patron of BPS.space you are legally required to consider yourself awesome. Raw Scout D1 Footage: https://youtu.be/CTF2Au7d_Gc Scout D1 Live stream: https://youtu.be/s9aTd29t2dg For more info: https://twitter.com/joebarnard https://twitter.com/bps_space https://www.instagram.com/bps.space/ https://www.facebook.com/bps.space/ http://www.bps.space

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Anonymous

Have you considered upgrading the engine to a higher thrust version? Might not last as long but would propel the mass of the D1 at least higher than 4meters 😂.

BPS.space
>>24251645

A higher thrust version would be great! But I'm not sure it exists right now. The temporary solution is to lose some weight :)

Anonymous

Thanks for the update Joe, so a little less mass and hold-down time should make for a spicy flight!

Anonymous

Thanks for the patreon update video Joe. looking forward to more live streams and of course the landing videos.

Anonymous

Fun fact: The Shuttles all used explosives at the instant of launch to "get the rocket off the ground" for that initial lift off, and then the trust curves of the boosters got it moving. Are the hold downs just servos with no sensors? Was thinking that instead of timing, maybe a set of sensors to measure how much pressure is being exerted upwards could detect that initial trust spike, and then release as soon as it goes down. It would flight time as well as getting that bit more precise initial lifting thrust.

Diego

Travel is always good to rest up the mind and get back enthusiastic about going to work again!