Resolution with Rocket Hunter

You won't be disappointed when you get your kit, Rocket Hunter is second to none.

Chris

Glad to hear it, and I hope it all works out in the end.

-Kevin

Joe is doing good by me today. Joe has offered to loan us some valuable gear for BALLS. (Not a transmitter) I actually was hoping to buy the gear from him, but a loan is a lot better deal.

Brian Elfert

I am disinvited.

Why???

Jerry has no BALLS!

A 20 foot tall rocket with 11.5" diameter airframe.

It will have a central O motor with 6 air started M motors. We are still in the final design phase and construction should commence within two weeks. There is a group of about 10 people from Tripoli Minnesota working on this.

Brian Elfert

Sounds more like "BALLS has no Jerry" - which is IMHO a shame.

-dave w

Joe loaned out lots of transmitters at LDRS.

-Kevin

BVD's, Blue Star Ointment, Gold Bond Medicated Powder....oh, you mean the rocket launch... ;)

My rockets are literally too good for BALLS.

I feel small...

I'll hopefully be bringing a 6" diameter Big Daddy, heavily reinforced with one Kevlar sock and one fiberglass sock, and be flying it on a K and two J's. I'm looking at a ready to fly weight of about 25 pounds! It definitely won't be the biggest flight there, heck, I wouldn't be surprised if it's the SMALLEST flight there, but hell yeah, it'll be impressive...at least to me, Mr. 4" is biggest airframe ever! :-D

Jason

Don't feel small, feel fortunate. Big rockets are a pain in the rear. Not "I heard" they are a pain in the rear...they ARE a pain in the rear.

5.5 and 6 inches, with the rare exceptions, will be my biggest rockets from now on.

Yeah, really - that's about the size where it starts getting to be a lot more complex to build and fly than anything much smaller.

Been there done that with a 6 in. x 9 ft. 35 lb bird... that was about the limit. Anything much bigger than that would be a whole other order of infrastructure to make it workable.

-dave w

Steel is real.

Yeppers. Have some, still building one or two, and that will probably be it on the big rockets. I like the 6" birds, big enough to have fun with clusters, small enough to be able to deal with by yourself.

O.k., all together now....

"Ommmmmm......"