Estes Model Rocket - Name Pending

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A versatile model rocket system is being introduced by a cutting-edge design. V9 is engineered specifically for optimal performance in conjunction with Estes B or C class Solid Rocket Boosters (SRBs). On the other hand, V10 has been optimized for flawless compatibility with Estes A-T (mini) class SRBs, and we wholeheartedly recommend using V10 to achieve extraordinary results. A stern warning is in order: operating the V9 rocket model can lead to extreme instability at approximately 50 feet above ground level. This can cause an uncontrolled tumble. In striking contrast, the remarkably reliable V10 has been shown to perform spectacularly well, resulting in its rapid loss of sight during launch due to excessive speed. Interestingly, both models can be successfully printed without any necessary supports, utilizing high-quality ABS plastic materials. Would it please someone out there with exceptional naming expertise to suggest a captivating and imaginative name for this ingenious rocket system? Now let us delve into the specific printing instructions: **V9:** A recent test using an ABS plastic material, extruder temperature of 230C and base temperature of 120C has been successfully conducted on V9, utilizing the default .3mm resolution settings found in MakerWare. Our team strongly suggests adding a support system due to the propensity for curling fins. **V10:** The precise specifications of V10 are outlined below. On Low-quality settings within MakerWare, this rocket model will require approximately 1 hour and four minutes to print and utilize 13.68 grams of filament in conjunction with its associated raft system. The same rocket model was successfully printed at standard quality using ABS materials. To maximize optimal printing results on the nose cone area, consider executing a minimal modification by cutting a precise cut, as required. Please share your recommendations for an inspiring name that will perfectly capture this innovative rocket system's essence!