0Kiteman 4 years ago ReplyUpvotePotassium nitrate + liquid fuel = bomb.Put it in a rocket casing, it's a pipe bomb.Try it in the UK (and probably most of Europe), you're looking at jail time.
0rickharris 4 years ago ReplyUpvoteIt works in fireworks. However you questions leads to wondering about your skill, experience and knowledge,.
0WastelandWillyrickharris Answer 4 years ago ReplyUpvoteI have never come across a liquid fueled firework but I soppose its possible. On the skill and experience part I have done numerous experiments with rocket candy and machined an "I" class rocket motor soo...
0Wired_MistWastelandWilly Answer 4 years ago ReplyUpvoteTry to keep your fingers intact; I'll just leave this at have fun.
0Wired_Mistrickharris Answer 4 years ago ReplyUpvoteAnd not to mention NSA attention ! lmao. Stick with commercial rocket engines. they come in sizes larger then most of us will ever need :)
0WastelandWillyWired_Mist Answer 4 years ago ReplyUpvoteone does not simply stick to "commercial rocket engines" :)
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4 years ago
Potassium nitrate + liquid fuel = bomb.
Put it in a rocket casing, it's a pipe bomb.
Try it in the UK (and probably most of Europe), you're looking at jail time.
Answer 4 years ago
good think I don't live in the UK then
4 years ago
It works in fireworks. However you questions leads to wondering about your skill, experience and knowledge,.
Answer 4 years ago
I have never come across a liquid fueled firework but I soppose its possible. On the skill and experience part I have done numerous experiments with rocket candy and machined an "I" class rocket motor soo...
Answer 4 years ago
Try to keep your fingers intact; I'll just leave this at have fun.
Answer 4 years ago
And not to mention NSA attention ! lmao. Stick with commercial rocket engines. they come in sizes larger then most of us will ever need :)
Answer 4 years ago
one does not simply stick to "commercial rocket engines" :)