@Thomas Shiner Really.. well let me know how it goes.. I used to play with rockets when I a young man.. thrilling isn't it? all the hard work and then bang off it goes.. although there is a lot more information out there today then in my day.. I have been thinking af building a pulse motor though.. Good luck lad.. be safe and have a ton of fun!
It’s a SRBM: short range ballistic missile (it can’t cross the Atlantic), which is fitting because it’s also an SRB (solid rocket booster (assuming you consider the camera as the payload)).
I'm sure they would've checked before-hand, you can get apps like flightradar24 to track aircraft, I wouldn't be too worried. Though, if it theoretically hit it would be lethal as I believe 10,000ft+ requires cockpit pressurisation, and if a rocket came flying through your cabin and made a huge hole, rapid depressurisation would kill you ( and even if it didn't, you'd have limited time to go below 10,000ft~ to ensure you don't die of hypoxia, not to mention the freezing temperatures )
Kobe Wild anything traveling fast is no joke for an airplane they are not as strong as they look. An bird or drone smashing the wings can cause it to dent so image a rocket going super fast
Even if it hit the 100km altitude with this speed, the space boundary, it would have like a 1% of the kinetic energy required to stay in the orbit ;) I think the smallest rocket that lifted a small, but usable payload was over 1000kg.
@@pavel9652 You don't need energy to stay in space you need velocity. You typed out that whole paragraph in a response to a 2 year old joke and you got it wrong
@@icantthinkofausername2605 So remind me what is the equitation for the kinetic energy? It might explain why I did mention it in the context of velocity and staying in the orbit. I do 100 words per minute, so it is not a big deal for me to type two lines of text. I did realize it was a joke ;)
@@solarover13 Not cheating at all, considering that the base of Everest itself is several thousand meters above sea level itselt because of the uplift of earth's crust by the Himalayas.
Dayne Rogers shit brother we should talk. I am all in on the sugar rockets. Not sorbitol rockets. I might have to go that way in the end. Compare notes or something. I have a lot of successes but a large number of failures. Need a sucrose design for a 2inch pvc concrete converts/diverge nozzle and the bates grain that will wok with that combo. It would be nice if these videos had some designs as well. Proven results are always good.
Well done. Was similar to one a friend launched in Bong Recreation Area in WI in 2002. Propellant mix was NH4NO3 KClO4 Al Rubber Fe2O3 and sugar as a tempering agent. Ball milled the ammonium nitrate and perchlorate, added a bit of water to make mixing safer, then added rubber latex sugar rust and aluminum to make a mixture similar to pie crust dough in consistancy. Stuffed this into a carpet tube figuring if it blew up it would essentially be a giant firecracker. Next, it cured for 3 weeks along with a size E hobby engine sized test chunk. The rocket was lobbed with a repurposed vehicle air bag inflater as the propellant ignited. It went way up there. Iirc it did require a FAA waiver to launch it, even during the model rocketry meet due to the size and fuel type. 😮
@@tj_trout9855 Who is "He"... the person who posted this video (Clay Reynolds)? How do you know he isn't alive anymore? Yes I know that website, very useful.
Unguided rockets are not a big deal to construct. They are just heavier fireworks with a small war head. Maybe an indian would need to take degrees to built an unguided rocket.
@@saimbhat6243 Hamas uses SIXTEN models of rockets. Their biggest unguided rocket is 6 meters long. Hamas also uses smuggled rockets, the Iranian made rockets. FYI Unguided rockets are used by contemporary militaries too. Russia still uses the Grad rockets. Su-25 and Su-27 platforms also use unguided rockets.
"Clay A. Reynolds, a 27-year-old Bountiful resident, was shot to death by police outside of Viewmont High School on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2020. Reynolds' family has characterized the shooting as a suicide and urged those with mental health issues to seek assistance."
Hi, I'm new into all this rocket stuff. So can you tell me how did you make the fuel? And is there any difference between the melted sugar rocket and the dry mix sugar rocket? Which one is more powerful? Thanks
Im really interested in doing sugar rocket launches along what you did, did you get any sort of certification or approval, or did you just launch when you wanted? Looking for a lead to eventually get into the hobby myself.
I'm a member of the Tripoli rocketry association. They host launches all around the USA (and abroad) and once you get certified Level 2 you can make your own rocket motors, including sugar motors. Being part of a club allows you to focus on the rocket while they deal with all the land permissions and FAA waivers.
Hey! May I ask what you used as motor casing? Also could I ask for some info about the grains? (Nozzle diameter, grain weights, burn rate and how you ignited it)? Because this is super impressive. And as I want to build something smaller than yours, I just would like to find some info from people who successfully made it. Budget reasons, hard student Life :D
@@Jeremy.BearemyNot strong enough, you need licences for anything above like an E or H class motor, and hella permits for anything above like an G or H class engine. Plus, those shits are stupid expensive
@DIY Space, well done! Robert Goddard would be proud. God`s Speed brother, your goal seems nobel. I can relate, Esties Rockets were my childhood… too many tall trees "ate" my rockets. Pennsylvania backwoods rocketry involved tree climbing and finding your fear of heights/falling boundaries too. :)
Can a "sling shot" be made that propels the rocket like a bullet for x- distance and than the rocket be initiated at that peak to then launch further? I want to see a joe schmoe send something into orbit.
That's a pretty difficult thing to do. The height isn't the hard part, it's the fact that you need to propel your rocket to approximately 8000m/s along the tangential axis. The roughly 100-200 km in altitude you need requires only a small fraction of the overall impulse required.
@@Tairaa2 sorry, i should have put a disclaimer on my comment. * i know nothing about math, science, physics, or anything else pertaining to rockets, save for the fact that they go boom. Ha, gotta hit me with dumb guy lingo. God bless you in Jesus' name
@@DamasKriss Haha. Basically you need to be moving 8000 or so meters per second sideways in addition to having greater than 100km of altitude in order to be in orbit.
Maybe with a mortar propulsion system 1st then wifi/bluetooth signal with a battery to spark it? If the mortar shoot to (Ex : 2000 meters) and fast enough you have to start the motor at 1750m to keep going up straight. If it reach wifi signal, maybe?! Me too i know nothing about rocket but i like to imagine things and i test to see if it work. Rockets sciences are fun! My last idea is a Starlite casing for the motor. Light, heat resistant, no thermal conduction. Now i just need to get it harder to resist pressure. Edit : liquid fiberglass external coating? Still thinking....
How much was the fuel? I mean I know you had a large expense to make the rocket, but after that you only have to pay for fuel each time you launch it, right? How much does the fuel cost each time? How many pounds of each ingredient? VERY nice rocket by the way.
Thanks! This particular rocket I spent about $50 on fuel. I used KNDX sugar propellant www.nakka-rocketry.net/dex.html. Theoretically yes it's only $50 to fly again, but one fin cracked on landing and the motor wasn't designed to come apart once assembled, but with the right design you could spend 600-800$ on a re-usable rocket that only costs $50 per flight of something this size.
is it to late to say "SWEET!"
@Thomas Shiner sugar of to mars brother!
@Thomas Shiner Really.. well let me know how it goes.. I used to play with rockets when I a young man.. thrilling isn't it? all the hard work and then bang off it goes.. although there is a lot more information out there today then in my day.. I have been thinking af building a pulse motor though.. Good luck lad.. be safe and have a ton of fun!
@Thomas Shiner Thanks I would appreciate it..
@Thomas Shiner hope you will get I'd, I am planning also to copy that idea!
Little ironic tho 😂
better title: "Making Home Made Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles"
more like an anti ICBM missle.
Well if he had one more stage, a delta v of more than 9000 m/s and a nuclear warhead (optional), then yes.
Icing BM
It is more like a Inter-State Ballistic Missile ;)
It’s a SRBM: short range ballistic missile (it can’t cross the Atlantic), which is fitting because it’s also an SRB (solid rocket booster (assuming you consider the camera as the payload)).
No kidding that thing can hit an airliner
It can hit the international space station too...
Just joking 🙃
Nyan Cat nah some airliners cruise lower and this could easily hit a plane descending of ascending
I'm sure they would've checked before-hand, you can get apps like flightradar24 to track aircraft, I wouldn't be too worried. Though, if it theoretically hit it would be lethal as I believe 10,000ft+ requires cockpit pressurisation, and if a rocket came flying through your cabin and made a huge hole, rapid depressurisation would kill you ( and even if it didn't, you'd have limited time to go below 10,000ft~ to ensure you don't die of hypoxia, not to mention the freezing temperatures )
all launch sites like this file a notam when shooting rockets of this class.. it's very regulated...
Kobe Wild anything traveling fast is no joke for an airplane they are not as strong as they look. An bird or drone smashing the wings can cause it to dent so image a rocket going super fast
0:20 really insane how fast it accelerates
its pulling 20 gs of acceleration.
This rocket is traveling faster than my .300 PRC at muzzle velocity
Elon Musk: *_types frantically_*
Giggitee O'Yeah I’m sorry to inform you but its a *joke*
Even if it hit the 100km altitude with this speed, the space boundary, it would have like a 1% of the kinetic energy required to stay in the orbit ;) I think the smallest rocket that lifted a small, but usable payload was over 1000kg.
@@pavel9652 You don't need energy to stay in space you need velocity. You typed out that whole paragraph in a response to a 2 year old joke and you got it wrong
@@icantthinkofausername2605 So remind me what is the equitation for the kinetic energy? It might explain why I did mention it in the context of velocity and staying in the orbit. I do 100 words per minute, so it is not a big deal for me to type two lines of text. I did realize it was a joke ;)
@@pavel9652 Energy = Mass × Velocity Squared x 0.5
If you needed energy to maintain orbit they wouldn't work so hard to cut mass on spacecraft
0:17 this looks remarkably like a surface to air missile launch like the BUK M2, even the sound is identical. Nice work sir!
It went as high as mount Everest :D
Nearly!
@@calvinf9218 Actually since it was launched at about 4,000ft in ground elevation... It did. lol. That's kinda cheating though.
@@solarover13 we measure from 100km above sea level down, not the other way around.
@@solarover13 Not cheating at all, considering that the base of Everest itself is several thousand meters above sea level itselt because of the uplift of earth's crust by the Himalayas.
@@hadhamalnam Yes, but the height of Mt. Everest is measured from sea level to the summit (8849m) and not from the base to the summit :)
I search for Hamas rocket and TH-cam recommend this to me
Dude I just got into sugar motors myself. I dream of launches like this
Nice man! Everyone has to start somewhere, I started with the PVC motors on Richard Nakkas website. Good luck to you.
28,884', and look up the Tripoli Rocketry Association.
Dayne Rogers shit brother we should talk. I am all in on the sugar rockets. Not sorbitol rockets. I might have to go that way in the end. Compare notes or something. I have a lot of successes but a large number of failures. Need a sucrose design for a 2inch pvc concrete converts/diverge nozzle and the bates grain that will wok with that combo. It would be nice if these videos had some designs as well. Proven results are always good.
Do you use powdered pressing technique for this or do you casted the propellant...please reply...iam your huge fan
I'd really like to know how u achieved this...
What method did you use to make your fuel....
Clay, Congrats on such a grand flight. You've set the bar for the rest of us.
north Korea could learn from them
@@exodeus7959 Oh boy if only you knew.
Unfortunately the owner died, killed by police if I remember correctly.
@@maxpattio3220 what? The guy in the video?
The Hamas watching this video:
doubt they can now.
@@dvnwnd07 Elon Musk saved them so they can
They still resist after 150 days now lol @@dvnwnd07
This is just awesome. My plan is to retire and move to a desert somewhere, Arizona, Nevada, to play with these on my backyard ;-)
*h e a t*
Unfortunately, you have to deal with heat.
Just make sure you have military clearance or you'll start WW3.
Still gonna need those permits. Whatever you send up will be tracked, probably by the military. Expect to meet new friends.
Next add a guidance system. I can already see the title: "How to Build a Surface-to-Air Missile in Your Back Yard"🤣
kids' science project in Gaza be like:
Hamas watched this
I can't stop watching this. The acceleration of this thing is unfathomable. Truly a bat out of hell! Nice work!
How? It is called the Rocket equation.
thats what hamas is using against isreal literaly the only difremce is the warhead crazy
now thats a SWEET rocket!
Amira Lozse heyooo
0:20 Gave me an eargasm!
Shut up
Jupiterokan go fuck yourself
Lol
Keep the harsh shit going boys 🖕🏾👍🏼
Imagine cum coming out from an ear
People like yourselves are pioneers in the development of sugar motors , congratulations !
Thanks! I am more than doubling the size of this motor and testing it this year. Fingers crossed.
Remember your CP will change as your Propellant burns out so plan accordingly. Cheers!
Make multiple rockets and combine them together and each section falls always as the fuel runs out and the next section ignites.
Was a sweet launch. God bless in Jesus' name, man.
@@solarover13 why you just dont build multiple motors? Easier to handle, prevent explosion, even Elon Musk does so ,with his unlimited resources.
0:20 just had a "Holy S***" moment ... :O
Same
I just love the sound of it cutting through the air
I will never get tired of this launching sound and then this one straight white line in the sky...
Hamas: Hah, amateur
Well done. Was similar to one a friend launched in Bong Recreation Area in WI in 2002. Propellant mix was NH4NO3 KClO4 Al Rubber Fe2O3 and sugar as a tempering agent. Ball milled the ammonium nitrate and perchlorate, added a bit of water to make mixing safer, then added rubber latex sugar rust and aluminum to make a mixture similar to pie crust dough in consistancy. Stuffed this into a carpet tube figuring if it blew up it would essentially be a giant firecracker. Next, it cured for 3 weeks along with a size E hobby engine sized test chunk. The rocket was lobbed with a repurposed vehicle air bag inflater as the propellant ignited. It went way up there. Iirc it did require a FAA waiver to launch it, even during the model rocketry meet due to the size and fuel type. 😮
would be nice to know the ratios of chemicals in this fuel .. ??
No way I found the thermite boosted rocket fuel
Very nice! Decent camera work too!
The filming amd info was just perfect.
This is absolutely amazing and TH-cam should be blowing this up :P
ELON MUSK WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION
Area 51 c section
He is not interested in it. Because no diamond and is small rocket. Elon want Big Fucking Rocket(BFR) and diamond on propulsion.
@@slevinshafel9395 sn8 flight happened
Just follow the rocket exhaust trail.
@@slevinshafel9395 its a joke
Alternative title:
Home made surface to air missile.
exactly. it's more looking and sounding like them
flies incredibly straight. :D good job
Ive loved and studied every type of Rocket known, since I was a very small kid....this is brain candy :D
What a video! Short, informative, fun and no bs.
it went to 8.64 km awesome man
Deadly missile: obtained
Well done indeed! I am working on a liquid fuel rocket motor myself. Suger rockets sure are powerful for what they are!
@Jean dit Coke space program!
How is the liquid fueled rocket coming along? I was hoping to see rocket videos on your channel. Have you documented you efforts anywhere?
Impressive, REALLY impressive 😉
Thats the straightest flying model rocket I have ever seen!
Model?
O my goodness, i love the sound
Damn impressive! Short and to the point I like it!
I wanna get into sugar motors F-A-S-T. This is the ultimate inspiration
Do it slow or you explode
I'm still dizzy 5 minutes after watching this. Amazing what power you can get from potassium nitrate and sugar
stage two/ set four of them off at the same time. :) really cool man. love it
Seems like something everyone should own.
The flooring guys left two 12'x4" tubes, this is like the 1st thing that came to my mind.
Aluminum? DO IT! :)
@@solarover13 Cardboard 1/8" thick x 12 feet
I've been using flooring cardboard tubes to make rockets for years. Here is our latest one th-cam.com/video/QilJ73mT_9Q/w-d-xo.html
This made me want to make my own rocket, damn this is awesome video!! You should make one that goes higher
Beautiful!!
Looks sick well done
That was absolutely amazing and it gave me enthusiasts to make my own soon. Keep this amazing work up brother
*Kim Jong Un wants to:*
Know your location
ElonMusk already know his Location and would like to install a landing legs
Wow this is beyond amazing!!
Imagine an airliner pilot seeing this coming towards them , they will shit their pants thinking its a sam missile
Very impressive!! I've been thinking about getting into homemade rocketry.
Must be some sort of altitude record for single stage sugar propulsion. I haven't heard of anything that went higher. Very impressive climb!
Thanks for helping keep at least a couple of kids from getting diabetes for the day!
I love the sound
Would love to see your 50lb sugar engine making process.
That looks like a professional launch rocket. Can you provide books on how you made it?
Hamas?
@@javir1669hamas built rockets long time ago
He isn't alive anymore but if you are interested in rocketry, look up Richard Nakka.
@@javir1669 Nope. Hamas rockets are too dumb for me, doesn't have avionics.
@@tj_trout9855 Who is "He"... the person who posted this video (Clay Reynolds)? How do you know he isn't alive anymore? Yes I know that website, very useful.
Hamas copied from you
he copied from them
Wonder how many Hamas people watched this for inspiration.
12% of rockets launched in Gaza, fall in Gaza.
Unguided rockets are not a big deal to construct. They are just heavier fireworks with a small war head. Maybe an indian would need to take degrees to built an unguided rocket.
@@saimbhat6243
Hamas uses SIXTEN models of rockets. Their biggest unguided rocket is 6 meters long. Hamas also uses smuggled rockets, the Iranian made rockets.
FYI Unguided rockets are used by contemporary militaries too. Russia still uses the Grad rockets. Su-25 and Su-27 platforms also use unguided rockets.
Thats cool you can see the roundness of the planet as it spins
Liar ! I see the earth shaped like an anunaki !
thats so cool seeing the earth like that
*You mean 907,18474kg thrust
Either, or...if you aren't a simpleton.
Yt algorithm after hamas war 😂
"Clay A. Reynolds, a 27-year-old Bountiful resident, was shot to death by police outside of Viewmont High School on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2020. Reynolds' family has characterized the shooting as a suicide and urged those with mental health issues to seek assistance."
I was actually there at Brothers, Oregon when this flight went up.
♪Buzz Lightyear voice♪ "To Sucrosity and Beyond!" ;)
If I eat enough sugar will I be able to take off like that rocket? 😆
Need to make sure your butthole has a 12-15 degree exit to achieve supersonic flow.
Only 44 meters left
Don't forget to ingest an oxidizer at the stoichiometric ratio to the particular sugar you eat.
I’ve heard beans work well
@Buro Dackel um yeast is weak. Sugar makes a powerfully burning fuel when mixed with an oxidizer, such as potassium nitrate.
Good job !!!!
So many rock-n-roll songs involving "sugar" & so little time. 😁
Hi, I'm new into all this rocket stuff. So can you tell me how did you make the fuel? And is there any difference between the melted sugar rocket and the dry mix sugar rocket? Which one is more powerful? Thanks
Neither is more powerful. Melted just has better strength which is needed to upscale motors.
Im really interested in doing sugar rocket launches along what you did, did you get any sort of certification or approval, or did you just launch when you wanted? Looking for a lead to eventually get into the hobby myself.
I'm a member of the Tripoli rocketry association. They host launches all around the USA (and abroad) and once you get certified Level 2 you can make your own rocket motors, including sugar motors. Being part of a club allows you to focus on the rocket while they deal with all the land permissions and FAA waivers.
RocketShit that cool
ThatShit rocket cool.
Amazing camera work..
Everyone saying things about Oct 7:
1)They didn’t know what the rockets were made of
2)The fuel is sugar, not the warhead.
Him: make rocket with 1 ton of trust
My parents that won’t let me use coke and mentos
German V1 rocket tests, 1941 colorized
V2, V1 had pulse jet motors and flew horizontally.
Excellent!
That.was.BEAUTIFUL HOLY MOLY THAT WAS SO SWEET BROTHER
Hey! May I ask what you used as motor casing? Also could I ask for some info about the grains? (Nozzle diameter, grain weights, burn rate and how you ignited it)? Because this is super impressive. And as I want to build something smaller than yours, I just would like to find some info from people who successfully made it. Budget reasons, hard student Life :D
What's wrong with just buying the pre-made Estes engines?
@@Jeremy.Bearemynot strong enough
@@Jeremy.BearemyNot strong enough, you need licences for anything above like an E or H class motor, and hella permits for anything above like an G or H class engine. Plus, those shits are stupid expensive
"Elon Musk has entered the chat"
The "Beep" sound it makes when it starts to return is almost as if an actual spaceship is falling downwards with crew on broad
Yo this is EPIC
Free palestine with this
O som desse foguete é maravilhoso!
Good job 🎉
Good job
That thing almost went up to Everest
Ya, and those dumb climbers take WEEKS to do that! What morons haha
what is the body tube material?
Looks like he used the aluminum motor case as the rocket airframe.
Bro is making a anti air missile
Bro just made an ICBM💀💀
@DIY Space, well done!
Robert Goddard would be proud. God`s Speed brother, your goal seems nobel.
I can relate, Esties Rockets were my childhood… too many tall trees "ate" my rockets. Pennsylvania backwoods rocketry involved tree climbing and finding your fear of heights/falling boundaries too. :)
Can a "sling shot" be made that propels the rocket like a bullet for x- distance and than the rocket be initiated at that peak to then launch further? I want to see a joe schmoe send something into orbit.
That's a pretty difficult thing to do. The height isn't the hard part, it's the fact that you need to propel your rocket to approximately 8000m/s along the tangential axis. The roughly 100-200 km in altitude you need requires only a small fraction of the overall impulse required.
@@Tairaa2 sorry, i should have put a disclaimer on my comment.
* i know nothing about math, science, physics, or anything else pertaining to rockets, save for the fact that they go boom.
Ha, gotta hit me with dumb guy lingo. God bless you in Jesus' name
@@DamasKriss Haha. Basically you need to be moving 8000 or so meters per second sideways in addition to having greater than 100km of altitude in order to be in orbit.
Maybe with a mortar propulsion system 1st then wifi/bluetooth signal with a battery to spark it?
If the mortar shoot to (Ex : 2000 meters) and fast enough you have to start the motor at 1750m
to keep going up straight. If it reach wifi signal, maybe?!
Me too i know nothing about rocket but i like to imagine things and i test to see if
it work. Rockets sciences are fun! My last idea is a Starlite casing for the motor.
Light, heat resistant, no thermal conduction. Now i just need to get it harder to resist pressure.
Edit : liquid fiberglass external coating? Still thinking....
Thats a *sweet* launch right there
the music added made the video perfect I think
Hamas be like: “write that down! WRITE THAT DOWN!!”
Israel hate this video lol
Holy shit that was awesome!
That's some serious thrust and power, and from just 50 pounds. 22.6 kilograms pf propellant created a ton of thrust.
0:53 Well that cant be good. I feel like this wasn'tmeanttobestabiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiized!!!!
How much was the fuel? I mean I know you had a large expense to make the rocket, but after that you only have to pay for fuel each time you launch it, right? How much does the fuel cost each time? How many pounds of each ingredient? VERY nice rocket by the way.
Thanks! This particular rocket I spent about $50 on fuel. I used KNDX sugar propellant www.nakka-rocketry.net/dex.html. Theoretically yes it's only $50 to fly again, but one fin cracked on landing and the motor wasn't designed to come apart once assembled, but with the right design you could spend 600-800$ on a re-usable rocket that only costs $50 per flight of something this size.
Total cost of this rocket was $25 and $8 for the 'sugar' propellant:
th-cam.com/video/QilJ73mT_9Q/w-d-xo.html