posted September 08, 1999 05:39 PM            

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I just thought up a great way to detonate a missle or rocket! It is based on the idea of a car, when accerlated, you are pushed back hard agaist your seat, but then when suddenly stops you are force fully thrown forward. what if you had a hollow tube in the nose of your rocket, with a firing pin that is allowed to freely slide back in forth inside the tube, and at the front end of this tube there was a primer from say a 12 gague shot gun. So when the rocket is first fired, the firing pin is held back up agaist the end of the tube, making accidentl ignition impossible, but then as soon as your missile hits the target, the firing pin is thrown forward, blasting the primer, which would ignite the main charge. Ill draw a shitty picture and post it in a reply.

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posted September 08, 1999 05:46 PM            

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I did some more thinking, and insted of having a firing pin and primer, which would require a massive firing pin to build up enough force, you could have electrical contacts on the end of the sliding bolt, and on the end of the tube, so when they slam into each other it will complete your electical detonation circuit. You would probably want to have a thin piece of styofoam in front of the contact/primer so if you turned the rocket upside down it wouldnt blow, but make the styofoam thin enough that the force of the rocket suddenly stopping with generate enough force to penetrate the styofoam.. let me know what you guys think.

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posted September 08, 1999 05:57 PM            

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here's the shitty picture i promised:

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