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#1
 2003-07-24, 22:25 |
reckless 
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 KNO3+Sugar. Best measurements for...
What measurements have you all experimented with for the mixture that gives off the most smoke? Would slower burning also add to the smoke?
-reckless
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#2
2003-07-24, 22:42 |
IcEColdPlaYA
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Re: KNO3+Sugar. Best measurements for...
6/4 by weight. Slower burning mixtures dont always mean more smoke, but as long as the oxygen and fuel is well balanced, it usually doesnt matter, but for me slower burning mixes has a little more smoke.
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2003-07-24, 22:54 |
Halifax
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Re: KNO3+Sugar. Best measurements for...
For smoke 60/40 sounds fine, i use 77/23 for my rockets,
~H
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2003-07-25, 00:35 |
Slithzerikai
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Re: KNO3+Sugar. Best measurements for...
The PFP database says to use 74.5:25.5, but I found that that left a lot of residue, so I started useing 3:2, which works fine.
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