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Re: Vortex Howlers

In Reply to: Re: Vortex Howlers posted by Peter Jones on May 10, 2003 at 01:25:10:

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Posted by:
Kyle McWilliam
on May 10, 2003 at 16:16:58

that's pretty much what i was getting at with my last post.
: im not going to pretend to be a difinitive person in the matter, but i believe that the howler portion of the rocket is basically a reed, built to osscilate at normal throwing speeds, and so at launching speeds, may get maxed out, and stick to one side, till the pressure is relaxed by the decrease of forward velocity, to a slower speed.
: anyway, thats what i think is going on, the reed is just not allowed to vibrate till the air pressure goes down.

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: that's pretty much what i was getting at with my last post. : : im not going to pretend to be a difinitive person in the matter, but i believe that the howler portion of the rocket is basically a reed, built to osscilate at normal throwing speeds, and so at launching speeds, may get maxed out, and stick to one side, till the pressure is relaxed by the decrease of forward velocity, to a slower speed. : : anyway, thats what i think is going on, the reed is just not allowed to vibrate till the air pressure goes down.

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