IMPORTANT: always use positive motor retention to secure the
motor. Failure to use motor retention will cause the motor to be
ejected instead of the parachute making for a dangerous ballistic
reentry.
IMPORTANT: always remember to check your balance point and
ensure your CG is forward of the specified CG point.
IMPORTANT: Always follow the NAR safety code and remember
that rockets are not toys and can be dangerous if not prepared
and used properly. If you are a beginner, it is a good idea to fly
with a club or other group of experienced rocketeers until you
have gained some experience.
IMPORTANT: In no event shall Madcow Rocketry be liable for
any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special consequential
damages whatsoever arising out of or connected with the use or
misuse of it’s products. The buyer assumes all risk and liability
resulting from ANY use of any and all products sold by Madcow
Rocketry. Your purchase and use of any Madcow Rocketry
product constitutes your agreement to and acceptance of these
terms. If you do not agree to these terms and conditions, you
must return the unused product in resalable condition for a
refund or credit.
IMPORTANT: Please contact us via phone or email if you have any
questions about constructing or flying your model.
23016 Del Lago, Unit C
Laguna Hills, CA 92637
949.547.8847
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Step 6 – Flying Your Model
Attach the parachute to the shock cord 2/3 of the way between the nose cone and body
tube. You can also attach the chute protector to the shock cord near the parachute.
When packing your chute, wrap the chute protector around the chute with the opening in
the chute protector facing forward. Always make sure your chute is well protected as the
hot ejection motor gasses will melt the nylon chute.
