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These tests had the amount of success you would expect. <\/p>\n

Nonetheless, Osman\u2019s usual chaotic style and fast-paced videos make for an interesting set of tests. Rather than using an actual cellphone for most of the tests, he 3d printed the shell of the phone and used indicators for when the device experienced more that 5Gs of force. This certainly saved a lot of potentially broken phones. <\/p>\n

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For the rocket propelled phone, he started off with an E12-4T motor. This is larger than the motors most kids with model rockets would be accustomed to. For reference, in model rocket engines, the letter is the classification of the motor, while the number directly next to the letter is the thrust in Newton. The \u201c-#T\u201d refers to the amount of time before the motor fires a parachute ejection charge. Most small model rockets stick with an A, B, or C class motor with less than ten newtons of thrust.<\/p>\n

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