Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
First time ever seeing shock (or mach) diamonds with our DIY APCP rocket propellant!
-Please save this link as your amazon homepage, so when you shop its supports the channel: goo.gl/x1ehvA
-Help me continue making science videos patreon.com/ElementalMaker
Scott Manleys Video Explaining Rocket Exhausts: youtu.be/aB8knRvUywo
Parts I used for the test stand:
Arduino Uno R3: amzn.to/2QhskRv
50Kg Load cell: amzn.to/2DVYHxo
HX711 Board: amzn.to/2lg2r5L
LCD Keypad Shield: amzn.to/2E9q6fN
5V Relay: amzn.to/2SEgqhn
In addition you will also need some jumper wires, and a 10+ foot USB 2.0 Cable - A-Male to B-Male to log the data to your laptop.
Video Building the Static Thrust Test Stand: youtu.be/-yq1EmTkBCs
Special thanks to Luke Foley and his team for providing the reloadable rocket motor!
The above are amazon affiliate links which earn the channel a small commission and help me to produce the videos.
First time ever seeing shock (or mach) diamonds with our DIY APCP rocket propellant!
-Please save this link as your amazon homepage, so when you shop its supports the channel: goo.gl/x1ehvA
-Help me continue making science videos patreon.com/ElementalMaker
Scott Manleys Video Explaining Rocket Exhausts: youtu.be/aB8knRvUywo
Parts I used for the test stand:
Arduino Uno R3: amzn.to/2QhskRv
50Kg Load cell: amzn.to/2DVYHxo
HX711 Board: amzn.to/2lg2r5L
LCD Keypad Shield: amzn.to/2E9q6fN
5V Relay: amzn.to/2SEgqhn
In addition you will also need some jumper wires, and a 10+ foot USB 2.0 Cable - A-Male to B-Male to log the data to your laptop.
Video Building the Static Thrust Test Stand: youtu.be/-yq1EmTkBCs
Special thanks to Luke Foley and his team for providing the reloadable rocket motor!
The above are amazon affiliate links which earn the channel a small commission and help me to produce the videos.










