BSD High Power Rocketry - Horizon Kit
| CP Method: | Rocksim/Rocksim |
| CP Position From Front: | 40.96 inches |
| Manufacturer: | BSD High Power Rocketry  |
| Product Type: | Kit |
| Tags: | Family:BSD:Horizon |
Reviews
- BSD High Power Rocketry Horizon By Gene Wolski (October 21, 2011)
BSD Horizon (4") with 38mm motor mount. I flew this rocket stock for my Level 1, and I later modified it to use dual deployment for my Level 2. Components BSD Rocketry Horizon (4" diameter) with 38mm motor mount and G-10 fins Components: Nose cone Payload section (10") Tube coupler, bulkhead plate, and hardware Booster section (24") 38mm motor tube ...
- BSD High Power Rocketry Horizon By F.W. Dick
Overview I had never built a high power kit, but after many hours searching the Internet, I felt confident in placing an order for a BSD Horizon. The company’s website was pretty adamant about the Horizon being the best way to certify Level 1. They cited simple design, strong construction and excellent instructions. I knew that since I had no high power experience I would need all of the ...
- BSD High Power Rocketry Horizon By Gary Sinclair
Fully glassed airframe and fins. External fin-can assembly with Kevlar tape reinforcement of fin to motor mount. Carbon fibre reinforced payload bay coupler. Replace shock cord with tubular nylon. Modifications: I wanted another short 4" rocket to go with my 4" Yank Bullet and the BSD Horizon seemed to fit and offered a lot of kit for a very reasonable price. As usual with my kits I like to ...
Rocksim Design Files
- Horizon 38/29
- mods_bsd_horizon.rkt
- Horizon (modified dual deploy configuration)
- Horizon (stock configuration)
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