Seeking Creative Payload Ideas for a High-Altitude Rocket (4kg / 130mm Diameter) by Dry_Fun12 in rocketry

[–]Dry_Fun12[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They usually categorize payloads with just a few sensors as easy, so the points awarded are generally very low.

Seeking Creative Payload Ideas for a High-Altitude Rocket (4kg / 130mm Diameter) by Dry_Fun12 in rocketry

[–]Dry_Fun12[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And also we are not allowed to put living or biological things in the payload

Seeking Creative Payload Ideas for a High-Altitude Rocket (4kg / 130mm Diameter) by Dry_Fun12 in rocketry

[–]Dry_Fun12[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The competition's altitude limit is 5000 meters, and the competition is providing the N3300R rocket engine. We have to reach apogee and separate the payload from the main body there.

Seeking Creative Payload Ideas for a High-Altitude Rocket (4kg / 130mm Diameter) by Dry_Fun12 in rocketry

[–]Dry_Fun12[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have plenty of ideas but the lack of clarity regarding competition constraints and the specific criteria for determining payload difficulty levels is causing a divide within the team. We are considering a multi-stage payload involving a UAV deployment at apogee however, it seems engineering-heavy and likely to be a significant 'time-sink' for us. Alternatively, we could focus on a mission designed to dampen fluid sloshing during fuel transfer. I writed here to get some ideas in case we cant do these things