I still have not touched my EZI-65 kit. I'm amazed by my own
restraint.
Any, I saw this page
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liked a lot of what I saw. I am particularly interested in findingan altimeter that won't break the bank. Does anyone know of an
altimeter, capable of firing and ejection charge at a given altitude
(on decent would be best : ) ) that doesn't cost a fortune. I am
already beyond budget as my family members will tell you.
This system would solve the problem of finding an incredibly large area
in which to fly. The soy fields that I grew up with are disappearing
every year. I would still like to use this rocket for level 1 cert, so
I know that I can not add all the weight, bells and whistles of the
link above, but maybe reinforce the tube a little and extend the
payload section a little. I would still like to fly this rocket on and
H or possibly I engine, but maybe hang on to it long enough for level 2
cert someday. Admittedly the longest I have ever held on to a rocket
was 8 flights with my Loc Prec. Graduator using F and G engines. The
biggest problem is usually loosing the rocket in some corn field.
Laura