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Congrats Conway! MaryAnn is the same person I met with. She was very nice to work with. Very professional.Ken.

Well had the Inspection this morning with Maryanna and it went as perfect as it could have gone. She I must say was quite a pleasure to deal with. I was approved for 1000lbs. Should have my permit in hand…   Read more»

Could be. Her Name Is Maryann Mitchum. She has been pretty nice to deal with so far. Wont lie here little nervous as I want to make sure I get it all right. Im sure I will.Thanks for the wish…   Read more»

I wonder if she’s the same agent that checked out Ken Plattner? She is GREAT! Best of luck, man!

Thrust ring is already installed on the case. got you covered there.

Case and the outer split ring. I don’t need the nozzle or internal snap rings. VERY much appreciated Conway.Warren

No problems. I will bring it with me on Saturday. I assume you just need the case and no hardware.Conway

I’d be interested in borrowing the 98/11000 case for a couple weeks to check fit, both diameter and length. Will return it by the Feb launch or direct to your home before then if desired.Warren

Warren, No Aerotech Cases here. Only snap ring hardware for me. I do have several 98mm cases. The outside spec is the same on all my cases. Be it Pro X hardware or what ever else I have. I do…   Read more»

I think it might have been some of my home made matches were bad, but I dont know for sure. I havent really looked at it yet.Im in the process of building that vucume chamber we talked about in another…   Read more»

Scott,On your sucessful flight, which used motor deployment, you said the test you werre doing with your new Missileworks RRC2-mini controller didn’t fire the backup charges. Did you find out if that was a setup or programming error? The setup…   Read more»

Mike, in order for that hand held unit to point in the right direction, wouldnt you have to have a GPS in the Rocket and in the reciever as well? …Scott eScott,Correct. The rocket has its own GPS (picks up…   Read more»

2 Watts is an enormous amount of power for HPR telemetry and direction finding. Most commercial rockets use 5W or less for ranges up to 70 miles line of site. Once you get above 250mW, you get into serious issues…   Read more»

Mike, in order for that hand held unit to point in the right direction, wouldnt you have to have a GPS in the Rocket and in the reciever as well? …Scott eScott,Correct. The rocket has its own GPS (picks up…   Read more»

Mike, in order for that hand held unit to point in the right direction, wouldnt you have to have a GPS in the Rocket and in the reciever as well?I mean, the reciever needs to know where it is in…   Read more»

Okay, you guys are just too freakin’ good! Excellent, beyond all means!

Thanks for the congrats. I’m very excited to reach level 2, and especially that my expiremental GPS continued to work after the launch and the drogue chute only recovery. We expected it it to be very windy but for the…   Read more»

Scott, Mike, and all who certed today, heartfelt congratulations! To do it is an accomplishment in and of itself, but under those conditions (a bit windy?), you have not only my congrats but respect as well. Dedication! 8)

Congrats to the folks that cert’d today. While I wanted to fly, I just didn’t feel like trudging across the rapidly melting snow drifts. Instead, I worked on my L3 project that finally found it’s name today. You’ll figure it…   Read more»

I know Scott will sleep well tonight. As will Mike Konshak and Greg Arend. 14 flights today, three of which were L2 Certs!!!