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![]() Can anyone tell me the length of the main BT-20 body tube in the Estes #1949 Viking?
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![]() 8 5/8 inches AKA BT 20b
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![]() The Estes body tube reference by John Brohm, a kit I have and an 80s built model all agree on 8.65". Are you cloning?
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![]() When talking about the tube/kit reference, it always helps to toss a link to it too.
http://www.psc473.org/howto/EstesTubes.pdf And while you're at it... one to the nosecone/kit reference http://www.rocketshoppe.com/info/Es...erence_10.1.pdf
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![]() Quote:
No, not cloning. Just wanted to replace a missing tube from an opened kit. Thanks to all who responded. Joe |
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