I personally would never use a Rocket Engine in a Council Fire. They are very explosive.
I have seen pictures from Model Rocket test that have blown up the test Stand. That was
all part of the checks for putting out the chute at the end of the flight. For the safety of the boys and your self I would say no. However, I would recommend using the engine starters and the firing circuit to start a fire. You can wire the starter to get your spark then you will have to use
something flammable to get going.
William A. Zerby
Straight Arrow/ Buckaroo Commander
Outpost 145 Oak Harbor Assembly of God
FCF 1984 White Buffalo
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-----Original Message-----
From: Chuck Graham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 04:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RR] Council Fires
I'm trying to find a creative way to light a council fire for our upcoming
sectional SA/B campout. Anyone have any ideas? I've used brake fluid
and chlorine in the past, but that doesn't work so well any more with
the fire retardant in the brake fluid. Any hints about using a rocket
motor? I have some available but I've never used one.
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Chuck Graham
Sectional Training Coordinator
Pen-FL District Section 3
Outpost 124 Trailblazers & Challengers
Gainesville, FL
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