Thought it over a little. First thing; Must use Stainless Steel with Aluminum, or dis-similar metal corrosion will happen.

Another way to mount if not using a flat surface. Thought about how to mount these to a PVC pipe or similar.

This method will be a slide in project, for quick removal for transportation.

Hopefully the drawing will make sense-had to break it down into two photos. This method can be used on a long length to create multiple launch positions:

First photo shows modified Angle Aluminum Drawing now using a 1" wide flat bar of aluminum instead of lower Aluminum Angle. Top will still use the Aluminum Angle.

Second photo shows how saw cuts in PVC pipe can be done to space out and insert Aluminum Tilt Launch part.

Aluminum round stock , epoxied into hole drilled in Aluminum Flat bar, will sit on pipe to give back & forward stability and act as a stop to ensure the tilted aluminum angle bottom edge doesn't contact the top of PVC pipe. (See Note Below)

Bottom length of Aluminum Flat Bar inserted into PVC pipe should suffice to hold it upright as needed.

NOTE:Might need to trim inserted Flat Bar length to 1- 1/2" so the bottom edge doesn't hit the inside of the PVC pipe.

Hopefully makes sense.

Having made it this far, a new image just popped up in my mind on how to build a multiple launch assembly that can be easily taken down, and shortened or lengthened for varying launch locations.

How far apart do multiple locations have to be for safety or site rules for launching?

Mike

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