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On Thu, 17 Apr 2014 14:36:07 +0000, Wolf Aviator wrote:
At 22:31 16 April 2014, son_of_flubber wrote: I have a question about the history of soaring... (I'm not asking a practic= al serious question.) Has anyone tried and/or had any luck with a 'slow burn single use' solid ro= cket in a glider? It would have the advantage of high energy density, low = drag and quick start. I suppose that it might melt something important if = it were were mounted on the fuselage. What about a wing mount close to the= root? I know this idea sounds crazy, but a pop-up jet sustainer strikes me as onl= y slightly less outrageous. Germans did Me-163. I know that it had not an 'slow burn' solid rocket, but it was liquid fuel, but still it was glider with rocket engine ![]() .....but never something you could call a 'safe ride'. Regards Wolf http://youtu.be/WCej1kZInZk Cool video, though. -- martin@ | Martin Gregorie gregorie. | Essex, UK org | |
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