Kenneth Reilly

I'm now convinced that my G3 had what would normally be called a shred, although I don't know why the airframe failed. Of the two onboard cameras, one was lost and the other wouldn't turn on. I did re...

I can take care of it Joe.

I got it covered, Joe. See ya on the range

Hi Joe. Good to have a chance to fly again. I can get the trailer both ways. 😀

I can tow back if need be.

I believe that would be Jack Matthews' rig.

yep, all of them were. I'd be happy to loan you one for any of your flights if you supply your own microSD card. Then all you would need is a little SD card reader. 8GB cards you can get at Micro Cent...

For those that haven's seen them yet, here are some on-board videos I have posted to Youtube. These two are from our April launch at the North Site: Hell Yeah and Honest John This one is from Hartsel ...

I should mention that Sundays also work well, in light of James' comment.

Dave, I think that's a great idea. Any Saturday afternoon, as long as it doesn't conflict with a launch, would be fine with me. Sooner is better, too, I think.

Next time we'll have to turn the cameras on last after everything else is ready to go...

I added 47 photos to James' album on Picasa. I wonder if we got any interesting video from the on-board cameras. I know they were both already off when I checked them after the flight. I assume that's...

Picasa doesn't seem to be all that collaborative to me. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see a way to post to someone else's gallery...

FWIW, I suspect the single most significant aerodynamic factor for these types of rockets to be the frontal area and the associated drag. Consider a 3" rocket vs a 4" rocket on the same 75mm motor. Al...

Guys, I must admit, it was John and I who have been painting. See you Saturday.