Openrocket generates the graphs. Whether it's accepted or not I don't know. Troy >-----Original Message----- >From: arocket-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:arocket-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On >Behalf Of Monroe L. King Jr. >Sent: Thursday, 21 August 2014 9:27 AM >To: arocket@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >Subject: [AR] Re: dynamic stability > >There are no currently available programs (or popular for that matter) >like you speak of. Rocksim Pro is the only viable program I know of >unless you can name another that cost less than a grand. > >TAOS is not popular and has a learning curve that's pretty steep. > >So I have no Idea what you could be speaking about. > >There is no question here about CP or flight dynamics. It's about >solving a very real problem of software available to solve a very real >problem. A way to get certification for a real flight. > >Monroe > >> -------- Original Message -------- >> Subject: [AR] Re: dynamic stability >> From: "Troy Prideaux" <GEORDI@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> Date: Wed, August 20, 2014 3:31 pm >> To: <arocket@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> >> >> As I understand it, most of the currently available popular software >programs will provide you with it - how accurate they are for high mach >numbers is anyone's guess. I think it's primary about the shift in the cp >over various mach numbers and the software programs will generally tell you >(for most conventional rockets) that the cp will move forward with >increasing mach numbers which is generally the opposite to conventional >fixed wing aircraft. This cp shift has apparently caught many HPR flyers >out who were pushing the limits of acceleration and velocity flight >profiles by transitioning from a stable configuration to unstable even >though the cg generally shifts forward for typical solid propelled rockets. >> >> Troy. >> >> >-----Original Message----- >> >From: arocket-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:arocket-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] >On >> >Behalf Of Carl Tedesco >> >Sent: Thursday, 21 August 2014 7:46 AM >> >To: arocket@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >> >Subject: [AR] dynamic stability >> > >> >I am starting the process for getting a class 3 waiver for a rocket >> >launch. Most of the FAA required documentation looks straight forward. >> >One piece of information they require is "The dynamic stability >> >characteristics for the entire flight profile." A static stability >> >analysis is straight-forward, but I have never done a dynamic stability >> >analysis. >> > >> >How have folks on this list addressed this requirement? Is this software >> >driven analysis or just hand-calculations? Does anyone have an analysis >> >they could share? If software analysis is the norm, can anyone point me >> >to affordable software? >> > >> >--- Carl >> > >> >-- >> >Carl Tedesco >> >Flometrics, Inc. >> >5900 Sea Lion Place, Suite 150 >> >Carlsbad, CA 92010 >> >tel: 760-476-2770 ext. 515 >> >fax: 760-476-2763 >> >ctedesco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> >www.flometrics.com