To increase stability, the main airframe tube length will be extended from
the original 4.5 feet to approximately 8 feet. The expected increase
-in stability should allowing a reduction in nose weight, increasing
+in stability should allow a reduction in nose weight, increasing
safety. It should also make recovery system loading less arduous on the
rail. Of
course, this means the rocket will be closer to the length of an upscaled
length between the 12" airframe and a concentric full-length 8" deployment
bay, with centering rings on each end. One sector of the rings will be
vented to allow apogee ejection gasses to flow from the charge cups on the
-leading edge of the fin can to push the nose off without push up on the
-main in its deployment bag.
+leading edge of the fin can to the nose, bypassing the main chute bay.
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