2:42:55It's okay to have it as its own stage
2:42:58I mean, you can use rockets as makeshift decouplers.
2:42:59honestly, this is really impressive for a first time
2:42:59Kick the tires and light the fires. You can have multiple thermometers, goo...
2:43:01It does not need its own stage, BUT it is best practice
2:43:03we dont need a parachute cause we gonna explode:_shiinaLmao:
2:43:08AS it stands stage 2 will fire rocket and separate at the same time
2:43:09rocket engines ARE rocket motors
2:43:10its best to have staging for couplers
2:43:10the couple needs to be with the second ignition
2:43:12couplers can be in the staging of the next rocket you want to ignite
2:43:13stage 2 correct, stage 1 has problem
2:43:16top decoupler with parachute
2:43:16They grow up so fast :pleading_face:
2:43:17that would decouple the booster while it's on
2:43:25Just keep it separate, it's easy.
2:43:27it would work either way.. if YOU get used to having both actions linked during same staging , you'll be ok... or get used to timing your [SPACE]
2:43:29:face-purple-wide-eyes::face-purple-wide-eyes::face-purple-wide-eyes:
2:43:31Solid Boosters have their own fuel, they can't be turned off once started. Fuel tanks are for the rocket engines. Boosters are better at sea level
2:43:33you can get clever with staging later. this is good.
2:43:34you can restart the launch btw
2:43:35You have an Engine under the booster
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