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Actually, as this is USFS land, I think anyone can camp out there anytime. I’ll probably be there myself 8)I need to work on a rocket that will hopefully give me K and L in the alphabet contest. It sure…   Read more»

James got back with me, thought i would share. The special sauce is the ical URL, which can be used (since its a public calendar) without James having to do anything.http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/qarupfrkn466dnbm2guno9d8dk%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics

James Russell is the usual maintainer of the CO Rocketry Calender as I recall.Warren

Beware though! You will proably get hooked! 🙂

We’ll gladly launch smaller rockets all day long, and it’s also fun to watch the bigger ones, even if you aren’t flying them. There isn’t any launch fee for low power as far as I know, and you should just…   Read more»

Actually, there are specific scheduled launch dates. You can see them in the launch schedule on the left side of the website. Our next launch is on July 11, and we typically have one every month (there isn’t a June…   Read more»

thanks for the info maybe we will head out in a few weeks what times are the launch area open and is it open 7 days a week

Still, a tremendous boost and I’m thrilled you recoverd the bird. Looking forward to seeing it fly again in July.

My hybrid went 7500′ on a Contrail L1428. It landed 300 yds from the launch.The hike I went on was for a 2″ carbon bird built by Sean Serell. It launched on a CTI L990 and went an altitude that…   Read more»

My hybrid went 7500′ on a Contrail L1428. It landed 300 yds from the launch.The hike I went on was for a 2″ carbon bird built by Sean Serell. It launched on a CTI L990 and went an altitude that…   Read more»

How did that flight go? What motor did you use?Edward

EdI walked throught the 1st gulch that you did to retrieve a rocket. It ended up being about 1 mile north of the rifle range that was out there on Sunday. I was equally impressed with the rugged landscape and…   Read more»

Wow.Congrats on finding it, Ed! Sorry to hear it was banged up enough to negate a cert, but at least you got the pieces back to try again with!That’s certainly farther north than I ever looked for YikStik.Bdale

The RRC2 Mini records altitude, time to apogee, and velocity in fps. I do not know anything else. Those canyons north are quicksand for rockets.The rocket had a slight S x SW boost on it. Not a lot, maybe 2-3…   Read more»

Congratulations! And I thought I went for a long hike. You and John must be beat.Wow, that heading is a lot farther North than was thinking. This puts a new spin on things for where I think I should look…   Read more»

Hi I fly;Thanks for the info. I’m a member of NAR and have an L1 cert through them. As a result I will probably pursue my L2 through NAR.I have met Joe on a couple of occasions and the name…   Read more»

Jim, a rocket that size would use the 1″ rails. We have both 1″ and 1.5″.Are you Level 1 certified?Are you interested in pursuing NAR or TRA certification? Different answer depending on your choices.Finally, we need to make sure you…   Read more»

All joking aside, here’s the related part of the landowner map that Mike Konshack helpfully put together last year. Let’s all respect the private property and see what we can do to improve relations with the folks who live around…   Read more»

Great. Thanks.

I will also be flying over the site next week. I just got a standing invitation to go flying every week night over the summer. I’ll try to schedule them after launches to see what we can find.