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| Big News At Orangeburg Tomorrow | 08 May 2004 13:47 GMT | 1 |
Tomorrow at the regular club launch in Orangeburg we will be hosting 25 students from the Savannah Science Seminar. These students have been divided into seven teams and for the last two weeks have been constructing HPR egg lofters. Sponsored by VeriSign, rocketeers from
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| Skippy -vs- DOT | 08 May 2004 13:46 GMT | 215 |
$40,000.00 That is a bunch of PADS. What is that doublewide worth? Put the wheels back on the palace and drive it down to the DOT. See what they will give ya fer it.
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| Will Jerry make a deal with Feds and try to bust other rocketeers? | 08 May 2004 12:27 GMT | 112 |
If Jerry does goto LDRS, he may be wired for audio and visual. Be careful ... the government has its talons into Jerry's for $60,000.00 ... and YES he would sell all of you out to cancel that debt!
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| Where to go now | 08 May 2004 11:20 GMT | 10 |
I've been flying rockets for two years now and im not where to go now, what sort of kits should i be looking at? Is there any one on who is part of this group who lives in the UK and flys in the north of Scotland?
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| Wall Street Journal on Rockets. | 08 May 2004 09:30 GMT | 17 |
There is a good article in Today's Wall Street Journal (Friday May 7th) on the Rocketry Hobby. Front Page! I typed up an over view and posted to the ROL forum. John
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| Igniting AP Motors in the Upper Atmospher | 08 May 2004 04:27 GMT | 8 |
I have been testing igniting Quest micro AP motors. I was able to get successful ignition to 60,000'. One test was to 50,000'. In that test I was able to get ignition and the powder charge even popped. At 60,000' I got ignition but the powder charge did not pop. At 80,000' I
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| micro INS | 07 May 2004 23:57 GMT | 2 |
I was wondering anyone has had some experience with micro INS. Can you recomend one to me and was is successful ? where can i find more info ? ads
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| need electronics/wiring advice | 07 May 2004 21:33 GMT | 6 |
I'm in the design phase of my first electronics project. It will be a 2 stage rocket using a PerfectFlite minitimer3 to ignite the 2nd stage motor (C11 or D12). My question has to do with running the wiring from the timer to the igniter.
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| Things haven't changed very much here in the last few years . . . | 07 May 2004 19:24 GMT | 12 |
I used to be a regular on rmr a few years back, and finally left 'cause I couldn't stand the bullshit any more (and because I had better things to do with my time). I came back to rmr a couple of days ago to see what was happening, and
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| HSA vs. Rocketry: A Saving Plan? | 07 May 2004 18:01 GMT | 5 |
Regarding the government's (Homeland Security and the BATF) fear that an amateur rocket motor might be used in a terrorist weapon, I have a simple suggestion, and I haven't heard it before, so maybe it's a new one. For a rocket motor to be used in a weapon, its performance MUST be
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| My halarious visit to roorockets.com aka usrockets.com ... read on ... | 07 May 2004 15:39 GMT | 4 |
Man this place is halarious ... so much bull sh.t, so little real content! What really had me in stitches was the TESTIMONIALS section ... what propaganda Skippy ... you made that sh.t up yourself!
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| Testing an Ejection Charge | 07 May 2004 15:08 GMT | 3 |
I just recently recieved a 12 inch hexagonal nomex sheet and .25" kevlar cord for my clustered fatboy....i'm using 9 oz. in the nose cone..putting a 110 db personal security alarm in the rocket and a 24 inch parachute....i want to test if 3 d motors will eject all this crap outta a ...
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| One pissed man..... | 07 May 2004 14:36 GMT | 20 |
Just saw a commercial for SBC digital. Had Damon Weans and a kid launching a rocket. The rocket went up and then came down and hit the car, blowing it up. Anyone else see this? Looked like an AT Initiator.
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| Signing Off..... | 07 May 2004 08:15 GMT | 4 |
Thank you to the group for your candor. Who would have known that a little poking and prodding would yield such a wealth of information from the underground hobby of rocketry? You guys are your own worst enemy and saved me a ton of work. See you at a launch soon.
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| The Mosaic is revealed... | 07 May 2004 06:36 GMT | 93 |
All the anti-TRA (and NAR) blather was just a smokescreen. Iz never existed, he was just Skippy's alter-ego (JIzzy). "Living the lifestyle" is expensive ($40000). Saying NAR/TRA can remove the regulatory
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