Model Forum / General / Rockets / March 2005

I have been into rocketry for a while now, and happen to love rockets
that use helicoper recovery. I have a Gyroc and a Skywinder so far, but
am looking for plans or kits that use this recovery method. Do any of
you ling-time rocketeers have any suggestions? I'm thinking about

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Rocketmotion Inc. to Purchase Mojave Desert High Power
March 1, 2005
Web posted at: 12:16 PM EST
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA (ROL Newswire) --  In a joint announcement,

Its rude.

My son Wes wanted his science project to be the building and flying of a
monocopter powered by a Nitrous Oxide Hybrid rocket motor.  After
kicking around his thoughts he had the good fortune to talk to Todd
Moore about his idea.  Todd and Wes entered into a discussion and Todd

1. Aeropoxy - You can get this for much less through Aircraft Spruce.
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/cmpages/aeropoxy.php
Dave charges $64 for a 1 gallon kit. You can get it here for $47.50
2. Aeropoxy Light Filler - Aircraft spruce again!

Quotes from Douglas Adams - author of Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy.
Enjoy!
http://www.fallingskyhazard.com/catalog.htm
A common mistake that people make when trying to design something

Interesting story.
http://www.maxthrust.net/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1033
So, what sort of ignitor fires this easily?

 At this last job with the union I got the interest of a co-worker
concerning rocketry (we're going to do a "cultural exchange" of
WMD's...he's into guns/automatic weapons). He's made it plain that if he
likes what he sees that, like other things he does, he'll throw himself