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Model Forum / General / Rockets / June 2004Space Ship One pix
http://www.richard-seaman.com/Aircraft/AirShows/SpaceShipOne2004/index.html  Signature"""Remove "zorch" from address (2 places) to reply. Thanks for the link, Fred. Nice photos. John http://www.richard-seaman.com/Aircraft/AirShows/SpaceShipOne2004/index.html You're welcome. It's courtesy of a manager here at work (who finally took my repeated advice and stopped forwarding 5MB of photos to dozens of people and who now just sends a link to a website). -Fred Shecter NAR 20117 Signature"""Remove "zorch" from address (2 places) to reply. > Thanks for the link, Fred. Nice photos. > > John > > http://www.richard-seaman.com/Aircraft/AirShows/SpaceShipOne2004/index.html > You're welcome. It's courtesy of a manager here at work (who finally took my repeated > advice and stopped forwarding 5MB of photos to dozens of people and who now just sends a > link to a website). John runs the best club website on the net. He's constantly updating and there's tons of corresponding links to most things pertaining to rockets, NASA, etc. Truly a great site. I wish I had his expertise with computers. Randy > John runs the best club website on the net. He's constantly updating and > there's tons of corresponding links to most things pertaining to rockets, > NASA, etc. Truly a great site. I wish I had his expertise with computers. > > Randy Thanks, Randy....but...... I wish I could take the credit. Greg Lane handles almost all the work on the site. From the first-timers simple page (mine) to Greg's very informative site. He finds (and uses) some great plug-ins. Amazing. Every time I look through the site I find something new. I paid for the first two years of web hosting and for the URL. Now the club has enough members to take up a collection and pay for it. We just added two new members from the last launch. Want to see a great video of a Cluster R four-inch Jayhawk? Take a look at: http://sears572.com/gallery/LaunchVideos19Jun2004 and look at the last video on page one. It's mine flying on an Aerotech G75-6. Video from club member Marty Wiggins. There is also a video of Paula Smith earning Level two. And of course we have some great additions....like that fantastic article on converting Estes Saturn V's that someone sent us :-) John >Greg Lane handles almost all the work on the site. From the first-timers simple page (mine) to Greg's very > informative site. He finds (and uses) some great plug-ins. Amazing. Every > time I look through the site I find something new. I paid for the first two > years of web hosting and for the URL. Cool! Then way to go Greg! I misunderstood. He does a great job! Randy I will take credit for the Saturn V pages. You sent me the raw data and I used Dreamweaver to build the pages. Nice program. Easy to work with. Oh, and the NASA Space Place pages...I keep them current. But, other then that, Greg does the work. John > >Greg Lane handles almost all the work on the site. From the first-timers > simple page (mine) to Greg's very [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Randy > Oh, and the NASA Space Place pages...I keep them current. I love those links and use them almost daily. Randy Very nice photos, Fred. Thanks kindly for the link. |
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