Day145 Water Rocket Highlights

A simple harness on the shock cord can reduce the wobbles on descending video. We also compare how foam density affects performance.

[biggles]

Just when I thought you might be finished innovating, you come up with shaking the rocket to make the foaming agent foam and consequently the rocket attains a higher altitude than the second rocket. Something so simple, yet so effective. Great work as always. Cheers, b.

[ptx]

All comments so far are well deserved, great footage!

[RALIZRALITY]

Absolutely awe-inspiring, I love the launch pan-cams.

[thorinti]

La calidad de sus cohetes siempre mejorando, los videos también cada vez mejores, y siempre con ideas nuevas, mis mejores felicitaciones!!! Saludos y gracias.

[TonyLambregts]

Videos like this are why I subscribed. Good work,

[georgetown]

Great work. You are amazing as always. Congratulations.

[Basrockets]

Very nice en stable onboard video ;) And i am working on a new big rocket, a couple weeks ago i went to Germany to pick up some bottles. So there is a video coming up in about 1 or 2 months :)  

[RhyssRocketProject]

Good water rocket launches. Saw my car from the camera on the rocket.

[nerys]

Can you please explain more about this pan cam rig?

[AirCommandRockets]

@pero peric What kind of problems are you experiencing?

[jsbrocketry]

Really well put together video Air Command, you always have a great ear when it comes to choosing appropriate music! When you say you shook up the foam did you shake the rocket or did you shake up the solution in a separate bottle before pouring into the rocket? Which methods would you recommend for creating foam without a Jet Foaming Spacer- the Spacer will be a Summer project :) Thanks, Jamie B.

[gigicaly]

Love your webpage. I was looking for a way to build water rockets and you seem to have everything there. I don't know if I will succeed as I never build one but I sure will try. :) thank you for these videos, also i must say: there very inspiring.  As a supporter of free education over the internet I must say that I really appreciate the effort you and those like you make in getting the "know how" to those that are looking to learn.We live in wonderful times with the access to information been what it is. I remember as a kid wanting to build a rocket I looked for a manual or a book on the matter my entire town finally finding one on a "old book" sale. That been said I really hope you understand the place you have in this world, and I say that with great respect for what you and people like you do,  

One question I have thou and that is, in your opinion will this technology ever get to the point where it will be able to launch satellites into space? I am just curious what do you believe, from the point of view of someone with the experience in this mater.

Thank you again for everything.

[peroperic]

I have a problem with the merger of bottles

[RaketfuedrocketsDeutschland]

It´s so awesome how you optimize every detail on your rockets.
This is just beautiful video material.
Greetings and congratulations to this amazing work. =)

[squelchedotter]

The Calm music is so awesome with your videos!