Systeme Solaire ?'s

All I did was to ask a simple question in regards to System Solaire.. I was expecting somewhat of an educated answere from someone with experience with gas motors, in regards to safety etc etc...

I do want to thank Anthony Cessaroni for his input...

I especially want to than Jerry for his input as well..... I haven't been to rmr for almost two years simply because I don't want to hear anything from Jerry... no matter how right he is.... Thanks for taking a simple question and ranting Jerry..... By the way..... do you have a life outside of rmr??????and would you mind going there?????

Bill

Missed the smiley, eh?

I WAS JOKING with AC.

Does that mean that you don't like them?

I'll add it to the list. One of these days I have to get all these FAQ entries together.

Jerry does that a lot. :-)

Anthony J. Cesaroni President/CEO Cesaroni Technology/Cesaroni Aerospace

Hey, Suger is now allowed Bob.

Hi AC.

These guys justcan't take a joke.

So when are you going to install a (non-remote) table saw and start doing C-grains?

:)

C-grain Firestarter is VERY exciting BTW. :-(

When making it!

Must be the lug nuts in it creating sparks ;-)

How about the lug nuts making it.

Jerry wipe you face!!! Please!! Don't do this in public!!

He'll do that about the time he becomes an amature hack like you.

Finally, a historically notable comment.

Tom Blazanin did the article in Tripolitan.

Sorbital propellents ("sugar motors) are now accepted in EX too.

Doesn't seem like very many to me, but so what? It's none of your business.

I barely tolerate reloadable motors. ;)

Seriously, the SS rocket looked like a major pain the butt for minimal thrust, when it works at all. For the cost, you could buy ten K reloads and have ten great flights. And you could do at least ten launches or more in the time spent fooling with the darn thing trying to get it to work.

But if you're the kind of person who really enjoys tinkering with fussy, expensive hardware and caustic chemicals, you might like it.