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Which motor was that? Lots of mach diamonds! I saw a lot of them on my I216 boost – Ray caught that as well. It is great to have him out there!

Hi guys,Here are some excellent pictures of my level 2 cert. flight.Pictures were taken by Ray LaPanse. Thanks again, Ray

Woot, great job Steve!You may stage and cluster up to 10,240 newton-seconds (two L’s or single M equivalent)Wow!!

Congrats on the successful certs.Warren

A hearty congratulations to both David and Steve… well done.

I did get my L2 TRA on Saturday also. I sent up multiple single deploy shots that required a fair amount of walking due north from the launch site. The 4000 ft + shots were over a mile out.Rockets for…   Read more»

Hey,Yeah, I had a DC30 stuffed inside the nose cone. Although when we first drove around by the wind mill I had no signal so I thought it was north of the road, after walking around on the north side…   Read more»

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

Congrats, David!

Nice! Steve J got his L2 as well. Anyone else?David, did you use tracking, or just eyeball it? That is a LONG ways up there w/o a transmitter or GPS. Good job.L3 next 😀

Congrats, David!

Just play the moon burner video over and over – the motor just keeps on going!

I did it about 30 times….. SO FAR!

Just play the moon burner video over and over – the motor just keeps on going!

that just makes it a digit-ized photo 😉

I know very short ones. I cut short to look for fires + just trying thenew hand-me-down camera, still working on it.The one of my swift got my finger involved.

I like the movie of Hair of the Dog on that K-350. You just cut it off a few seconds to soon. Im not being biased here……..ok maybe I am, but it was the COOLIST! 😀

wish I could go out Sunday too.It was a beautiful afternoon after a cold morning. Lots of flights!Again, thanks for taking the time to photograph and post all these.

Yeah, with the weak signal from the bluff, we figured it was out by the windmill a mile away. Turned out that the signal was weak because the tracker was mostly subterranean. 😀

Amazingly enough, we both had it from the bluff to the S of the launch site. We then outsmarted ourselves and drove around the back way, thinking it had landed over thattaway. It came in fairly close to the launch…   Read more»