Hi All,

Brand new 1/8", 750# Braided Tubular Kevlar, 10 cents per foot with $3.00 shipping up to 200'. Over 200' will be $5.00 shipping via Priority mail. I have about 4,500' available, or you can purchase a whole roll which is 1000 yards (3000') for $290 shipped.

As you can see by my post count, I don't post much here. I read more than post, but I am also on the rocketry forum and rocketry planet (as fuddrucker) and post more there. Just telling you this because I know how it is to see someone selling something that is not very well known. I am also on ebay as fuddrucker if you want to check my feedback there. Thought I would post this for sale here as well for those not on the rockertry forum.

PM me if interested. Payment via PayPal.

Thanks!

...Fudd

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Ok, I'll show my noviceness here...

What size model rocket would use this type of kevlar? Most of the ones I build use
something that looks more like thread. But one of my rockets, the Merlin Missiles
"Sword" (a *great* kit btw) had a very fine kevlar thread that parted on its second launch.
I'm thinking something stronger is in need for this particular model. Is this stuff used
in high power?

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Dale Marshall, San Antonio Texas
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Semroc SAM #083

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Enjoying model rocketry since 1977.
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Yes, it is used in high power. It is best suited for rockets in the 2" to 4" range that don't weigh more than about 4-5 pounds. It would work well for most Aerotech sized kits and great on Estes rockets with a 2.5" dia. tube like the mega mosquito, Big Daddy etc.

The nice thing about it is that it won't burn through like elastic or tubular nylon.

...Fudd

Absolutely 100% correct.

Great for TARC rockets as the anchor for the elastic shock cord.

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Southern California Rocket Association, NAR Section 430