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Congratulations! That's fantastic, and it's a great-looking vehicle!
The following user(s) said Thank You: Andrew Bissonnette
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Robert here: apologies for the away pad- I did hand-tighten all of the thumbscrews but it looks like a larger and heavier launcher frame was needed. I missed the launch while I was corn-surfing. Next time will get a heavier base out for a large launch.
Also, if you lost a rocket, there is a map of AMA available on the internet and under the post from Allen and myself about determining landing points based on wind. Let us know where it landed and we'll keep an eye out. If someone else (RC guys) find it, they will turn in at the AMA building out front. I have lost a couple and gotten 3/5 back. Robert Cheers / Robert
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Last edit: by Robert Bantly. Reason: added lost rocket info
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Hi All,
Yesterday went pretty well. Congratulations to Andrew Bissonette on his Jr Level 1 certification! Thanks to WSR for the use of the launch control system Thanks to Lee Berry of merlin Missiles for his support As you can see, the K1000 was a little much for our regular launch pads sitting on the tarmac. In the future, we will be either placing the pad in the grass past the edge of the tarmac so it can be staked down or weighting the legs. We also have a heavier launch pad if needed. Thanks to everyone for coming out. The day started out with almost no winds, but they did pick up as time went by. There a total of 19 rocket flown, one with 2 D12s and one with 3 E12s. Motors burned: A-1, C-2, D-3, E-5, F-3, G-3, H-2,I-1,J-2,K-1 Andrew Bissonette had the most launches with 4. |
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