can this be used for a rocket?
1106972
Not sure exactly what kind of rocket you're talking about. It doesn't come with anything. My kids just throw it up in the air and it parachutes down. You probably could stuff it in to something that shot it out and it would do the same thing, but we haven't tried it that way.
485477
I don't think so, you need the one made by coleman. I know that one works. This is similar to a MSR Pocket Rocket and uses isobutane canisters.
317433
I guess you could do that but it wouldn't be very stable. It depends what you are trying to do. if you want to point it to the moon or bright objects then I guess it would work. Deep space and astrophotography would require you to put it on the tripod. The tripod that it comes with is very good quality and very stable.
966282
it should work, Compare this battery size with your rocket battery to make sure it fits properly, And depending on your plug, You may need an adapter.
206204
I would be concerned that it might spin or roll from the propellant. I guess you'd be better off if you could secure it in a 45 degree tilt from the front of the space pointing towards the back.
419534
Use a rocket blower such as http://www.amazon.com/Giottos-AA1900-Rocket-Blaster-Large/dp/B00017LSPI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1383363396&sr=8-1&keywords=rocket+blower
981859
It depends on the model of the rocket. I would look up the rocket in the kit and find out which engine it uses.
1243588
I don't see why not. I use it to fill a three person towable tube that probably has about the same volume.
2219085
Not for the Rocket. It works beautifully on hard floors and is very light weight
973964
I don't see why you couldn't. The force of the air blast it can produce depends on how fast you can squeeze it. Canned air would be better but I suppose this would be a more environmentally friendly method.
435563
You could use it for balloons. Its does have a small nozzle attachment. I use mine for air mattresses.
285294
I would imagine it could be used on balloons- pumps air on the push & pull motions very well. I personally use a small helium tank from the party store- and keep it on hand.( one of those tanks lasts at leat a year).
1957310
I'm pretty sure you can use this. Other vermiculite products that are labeled for use as 'insulation vermiculite' tend to have a lot of other chemicals put in to them. I'm not sure if 6 quarts will be enough for your rocket stove though.
362403
No. I highly recommend an air compressor if you intend to shoot many rockets. If not a standing bike pump will work.
594940
I would think not -- it doesn't provide a lot of air volume, just slow pressure of the type that can inflate tires or other inflatables.
1068748
It is unlikely you could launch this at an angle and it would be very unsafe to do so. The rocket leaves the launch pad with significant velocity.
1254384
Yes it can, however you'll need to squeeze the Rocket Air entirely to get a good solid blast. Because of its long nozzle you may run the risk of touching the negative. In addition, depending on the number of negatives I don't know how many blasts your hand can support prior to developing muscle contraction. The Rocket Air circumference is quite big.