Glide-A-Raptor

Abstract

No manufacturer of Flying Model Rocket Kits at present have a rocket that carries four gliders at once, have gliders that are dual purpose, have gliders that are released in the way Glide-A-Raptor's gliders are released, or have the flight characteristics that Glide-A-Raptor has. Glide-A-Raptor releases its gliders in a Fleur-de-lis pattern; it often reminds you of a break away flight pattern that is preformed by the Blue Angels. It is a sight to see. All 4 gliders are long delta wing gliders with a steep angle. This steep angle enables 4 gliders to be mounted onto a single rocket with a symmetry that enables the rocket to use the gliders as if they were permanent fins for the stability of the rocket during acceleration and flight.

1 . The claim of the Glide-A-Raptor—Flying Model Rocket is strait forward.
 Make a single model rocket capable of carrying 4 gliders. The gliders should be cheap and easy to make. The rocket should provide fantastic results, compared to the money spent to build it. 
 Glide-A-Raptor is cheap, easy to build and provides a lot of Bang for the Buck. 
 Glide-A-Raptor has a unique release mechanism. 
 The gliders are dual purpose, as described in the Abstract. Four Prototypes of this rocket have been built, tested, and witnessed. All prototype launches were successful. 
 Prototype 1 Saturday Sep. 25, 2010 
 Prototype 2 Sunday Apr. 17, 2011 
 Prototype 3 Saturday Jun. 11, 2011 
 Prototype 4 Wednesday Dec. 28, 2011