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| Rating | 100.0 1 users |
| Length | 66.50" 168.91cm |
| Diameter | 4.00" 10.16cm |
| Weight | 3.75lbs 1.70kg |
| Parachute | 36" 91.44cm |
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| Motor Mount | 38mm |
| Deployment | Single |
AGM-33 Pike-4"
File
pike.rkt.zip pike.pdf Description
Features:
High Power Rocket
Heavy Duty Plastic Nose Cone
1/4" Plywood Laser Cut Fins and Rings
Delrin Rail Buttons
Dual Deploy Capable
Pre-slotted Airframe
9/16" Tubular Nylon Shock Cord
Specifications:
Length: 66.5"
Diameter 4.0"Ì´ååÌÎå«Ì´å
Weight: 60oz
Motor Mount: 38mm
Fins: 1/4" Plywood
Optional Recovery System:
36" Quality Nylon Chute
12x12 Chute Protector
Optional Altimeter Bay:
Choose a reduced price removable or standard altimeter bay upgrade. Note, the reduced price altimeter bay upgrade does not include a couple parts that are redundant with the parts included in the kit.
Optional Fiberglass Nose Cone:
Fiberglass nose cone is hand laid fiberglass with white gel-coat. Includes plywood bulkplate for eyebolt attachment point.
About the AGM 33:
The AGM 33 Pike is a fantasy scale surface to air missile. This means there is not a real AGM 33 Pike - we just thought it would be fun to make one up.
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Comments
I used the 4" AGM-33 Pike for my L2 cert flight. I built it with redundant DD and flew it on an AT J420. Fantastic flight to 3100 ft that landed 50 yards from the pad. Loved the rocket. It got lost in freak lighting conditions late in the year. I got a second Pike and built almost like the first, and it too is a fantastic rocket, the pride of my fleet.
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Pike No. 1
Unbelievably nice rocket! Sorry to see you lost the first!
Rocket86 on 2016-03-27 17:10:34Z wrote:
Very cool rocket, maybe one day...