My, that's a big rocketThe sign-in station where the rockets are weighed and checked for safety This smile never left his face all weekend... this one here was to explode first... i´m in love with a rocket Oh, l´amour!... Look at that smiiiiiiiiiiiiileeeeeeee! Didn´t know you can smile that much! 8-] Uh! Another rocket!!! ;-) Larry here is the big AeroTech retailer. Aerotech makes most of the commercial motors used in HPR. Look.. Racing Stripes! Best Motor Vendor out there. ET is here to watch the rocket... you can see his shadow. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's him. ![]() It had a beautiful launch on a N2000 motor. These motors leave a crater in the clay at takeoff. Moments earlier, a rocket shredded at Mach 2 on an L motor.
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Click here for the rocketry photo set. (As you go up the alphabet in motor sizes, each letter represents a successive doubling of total power (B is 2x A and so on). Estes mainly sells A, B and C motors, and some larger D and E sized ones as well. Aerotech Consumer Aerospace is the common source for F and G motors. For H and above, you have to be certified by NAR or Tripoli to buy one, and the motors are hand-assembled in reusable metal casings. I had to build an H motor and rocket, and launch and recover it successfully to get my Level 1 Cert.) CommentsKen Mitchell [deleted] says:Whoah! That is a Big One.
Eric Olson says:Wow, that is incredible. I am going to look
and see if we have any meet up like that out
here in the Northeast. My bet is that we
don't since we lack the open desert. If
anyone knows anything please let me know.
The highest I have launched is a C motor but
I am ready to move up after seeing those
pics!
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Happiness.... is a warm rocket.
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