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David writes - "I've loved bottle rockets since I was a kid. They are cheap and fun. I soon found that shooting them off individually was boring. I put two in a bottle, twisted the fuses together and lit them both - double the fun. Then I tried 3, 4, and more, with the goal of launching them all at once. This led to my brother, my son and my nephew building machines to launch a bunch of bottle rockets at once. Actually, they are launched serially, but automatically. This year (2004) my nephew built a cool machine (see pictures). There's also a short video here." Thanks Joe! - Link.
Homemade bottle rocket machine gun
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Apr 10, 2006 12:57 AM
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