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erik442 08-28-2018 09:10 PM

Soyuz Nozzles
 
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I needed an easy way to make 24 booster nozzles for my 29mm powered Soyuz TMA-3.
Using wire nuts I found on my bench, I drilled holes in the booster end caps and inserted them until they bottomed out against the flange. On the reverse side I used my soldering iron to melt them into place. They look very convincing and should prove to be durable enough to survive hard landings.

A Fish Named Wallyum 08-28-2018 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by erik442
I needed an easy way to make 24 booster nozzles for my 29mm powered Soyuz TMA-3.
Using wire nuts I found on my bench, I drilled holes in the booster end caps and inserted them until they bottomed out against the flange. On the reverse side I used my soldering iron to melt them into place. They look very convincing and should prove to be durable enough to survive hard landings.

:eek: :cool:

ghrocketman 08-28-2018 11:09 PM

Innovative use of wire nuts.
I like it !

jeffyjeep 08-29-2018 07:53 PM

I wish I’d thought of that. Nice work!

MarkB. 08-29-2018 08:53 PM

Comrade!

That's really cool. But that's gotta be pretty weighty. It'd work fine on a long nose moment Soyuz but I'd hate to try that on a short nose Sputnik. You'd need a solid tungsten nose.

Please post a picture of your R-7. We just don't see that may built and yours sounds like a big one.

erik442 08-29-2018 09:10 PM

You can see a photo in a thread I started about half way down page 4 in the projects section.


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