MobPyrotechnics
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Whistle mixture Primary explosive?
okey so my question is, how many m/s do Whistle mix detonate at?
i heard from an other youtuber (Dornier335A) that Whistle mix detonates at around 5000 m/s could that be true?
here is some test i did and the results was pretty good actually 
you can really see how the liquid detonates
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcjAGReOeoY&list=UUiVc9Y...
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Wouldn't you get better results asking this is a thread in the energetics section of the site?
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Remember:
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[Edited on 14-10-2014 by Bert]
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