X-Git-Url: https://git.gag.com/?p=web%2Fgag.com;a=blobdiff_plain;f=rockets%2Fairframes%2F2YikStik%2Findex.mdwn;h=e441926bd0e7647364b94864665c8bf9d8a27db3;hp=ccfba26e5722dacfda80e57df2f8dfbfc53deca1;hb=b30bad4f6d1f399e467c2aed3a071d3dcc313faa;hpb=015925f996322ba1fab98f200f03c3c26d1e791b

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 The OpenRocket design file is 
 [2YikStik.ork](/rockets/airframes/2YikStik/2YikStik.ork).
 
-## Build
-
-Parts gathered during October 2010.  Built mostly during April and May 2011.
-
-The nose cone was custom fabricated by Jeff Lane at 
-[Shockwave Rocketry](http://shockwaverocketry.com), with thermistors embedded.
-
-The fins are 3/16 inch birch ply, tapered on the leading and trailing edges,
-then covered with one layer of 5.7 oz 2x2 twill carbon fiber and a layer of
-6 oz glass as a sanding veil, all vacuum bagged with West Systems laminating
-epoxy using a kitchen food saver appliance.
-
-The airframe tubing is Giant Leap Rocketry 98mm Magnaframe-based Dynawind,
-except for a short section behind the nose cone that uses the older phenolic
-based Dynawind because of the slightly larger inside diameter being a better
-fit for the glass nose cone shoulder.  
-
-The tailcone is a no-longer-available Giant Leap 98-75mm Slimline tailcone.
-
-All rings and bulkheads were cut using a CNC milling machine from 3/8 inch
-birch plywood.  The fin forward and leading edge rings are made from 3/4 inch
-thick assemblies made by laminating two such rings with wood glue, to provide
-sufficient depth for milled fin slots.
-
-Assembly techniques were "nothing special" except for the electronics...
-
-[Build Photos](http://gallery.gag.com/rockets/2yikstik/)
-
 ### Thermistors ###
 
 The temperature sensors chosen are 0.8 mm diameter glass bead NTC thermistors
@@ -96,6 +68,35 @@ with other capabilities.
 
 Installing the electronics in the fin can bay was .. interesting.  More later.
 
+## Build
+
+Parts gathered during October 2010.  Built mostly during April and May 2011.
+
+The nose cone was custom fabricated by Jeff Lane at 
+[Shockwave Rocketry](http://shockwaverocketry.com), with thermistors embedded.
+
+The fins are 3/16 inch birch ply, tapered on the leading and trailing edges,
+then covered with one layer of 5.7 oz 2x2 twill carbon fiber and a layer of
+6 oz glass as a sanding veil, all vacuum bagged with West Systems laminating
+epoxy using a kitchen food saver appliance.
+
+The airframe tubing is Giant Leap Rocketry 98mm Magnaframe-based Dynawind,
+except for a short section behind the nose cone that uses the older phenolic
+based Dynawind because of the slightly larger inside diameter being a better
+fit for the glass nose cone shoulder.  
+
+The tailcone is a no-longer-available Giant Leap 98-75mm Slimline tailcone.
+
+All rings and bulkheads were cut using a CNC milling machine from 3/8 inch
+birch plywood.  The fin forward and leading edge rings are made from 3/4 inch
+thick assemblies made by laminating two such rings with wood glue, to provide
+sufficient depth for milled fin slots.
+
+Assembly techniques were "nothing special" except for the electronics... but
+I kept a [log](/rockets/airframes/2YikStik/buildlog) that may be of interest.
+
+[Photos](http://gallery.gag.com/rockets/2yikstik/)
+
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