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Model Forum / General / Rockets / December 2007Big Red Bee
Does anyone know how to contact Big Red Bee ? I have emailed 5+ times over the last couple of months and recieved no response . I would like a rocket tracking device with GPS but may have to look elsewhere . Any suggestions anyone ? I have had nothing but great support and assistance from Greg. I have used the following email address with success. greg@bigredbee.com Best Regards, Nick Greg hangs out on http://www.rocketryforum.com/ and has his own forums at http://www.bigredbee.com/forums/ > I have had nothing but great support and assistance from Greg. I have > used the following email address with success. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Best Regards, > Nick  SignatureWill Marchant, NAR 13356, Tripoli 10125 L3, FBIS kc6rol@amsat.org http://www.spaceflightsoftware.com/will/ Thank you Gentlemen , I have tried 3 different email addresses for over 2 months to Big Red Bee without luck . I am looking for a tracker / GPS unit to fly with midpower motors in the K ,L ,M range but have lots of questions . I currently do not have a ham license but do plan on it and I do have a licensed ham operater who would be happy to be in charge until i do get a license . Either of you gentlemen have any good advice or stories about rocket tracking ? Thanks again , Richard Willey L3 Tripoli Cherryfield Maine > Either of you gentlemen have any good advice or stories about rocket > tracking ? Buy Rockethunter. It's the mutt's! Chris >> Either of you gentlemen have any good advice or stories about rocket >> tracking ? >Buy Rockethunter. It's the mutt's! The Rockethunter site is still up, But Joe is no longer selling the Rockethunter. Something about his supplier increasing the price. Joe's supplier is now selling transmitters, but on a slightly different frequency that the Rockethunter receiever can't handle. Our club got a real good deal on trading in our Rockethunter receiver for one that can handle both frequencies. No, I don't know the name of the new supplier. Our club prefect has handled it all. Brian Elfert Hi Richard: I bet you're getting hung up in Greg's spam filter. I've forwarded a copy of this posting to him and maybe that will get through. I fly both of Greg's products and think they're great. What questions do you have? I expect that someone on the forum will be able to answer. Best wishes, Will > Thank you Gentlemen , > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Richard Willey L3 > Tripoli Cherryfield Maine SignatureWill Marchant, NAR 13356, Tripoli 10125 L3, FBIS kc6rol@amsat.org http://www.spaceflightsoftware.com/will/ > Hi Richard: > I bet you're getting hung up in Greg's spam filter. I've forwarded a [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Best wishes, > Will That's right Will -- thanks for sending him my way. Best way to reach me is greg 'at' bigredbee.com -- you can also try bigredbe 'at' comcast.net, or via the forums at rocketryforum.com where my username is (that's right) BigRedBee. As Will mentioned, there's also a forum setup there with lots of info -- check out the GPS tracks that were downloaded off the GPS units and converted to Google Earth to get an idea of the capabilites of the GPS transmitter. Most recently piece of data was a balloon flight from the east coast to 80K feet -- tracked the entire flight from the ground in the chase car -- pretty amazing what can be done with RF and line of site. For those of you who are looking for MORE POWER, I am also now offering an amplified GPS transmitter capable of 1 and a 4 watts output power. -- Greg, K7RKT > you can also try bigredbe 'at' comcast.net, ooops -- that's bigredbee 'at' comast.net you can also add bigredbee 'at' gmail.com to the list -- they all go to the same place..... -- Greg |
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