Steve Jensen

I was standing next to Chris as we saw it descend. Visibility was fantastic that day. Better today!!Thanks to your recon assist!Great to see it was found!Steve J.

I always look 1.3 x altitude.I chased my Toothless out about 4500 feet on a 4000 foot flight Saturday just before they began shutting down the range. Ken R. always tells me to look further out than you think it…   Read more»

I sent up my arrow (as in Pork Arrow) just before you sent up yours or just after — I forgot which — in the same rack.It landed 1.10 miles away and was on a straight line between the windmill…   Read more»

We all really need to thank Mike. He tows, helps set up/tear down, and puts glorious pictures up for everyone to see.He also wandered around with me for hours helping find one of my rockets on a previous launch.Thanks Mike….   Read more»

Also, I checked my Mace data from the Raven from the June club launch. The chute prematurely deployed at 4000 feet. It landed 1.1 miles toward the windmill (NE). I expect your Arreaux is out further than you thought.Good luck…   Read more»

is in the collection of barns and I believe in a Mobile Home. The whole thing is about 1.3 to 1.5 miles due East of the launch site. Believe me, I’ve walked all over there.Good Luck.

A younger guy named Nathan lives there. You may want to go and introduce yourself to him and tell him what’s up. He found one of my rockets once. He’s a really nice guy.Your 5 grain CTI likely did not…   Read more»

When’s set up? I will try to get there in time for set up.Steve J.

Saturday night. I assume this is still allowed?Steve

for trailer watch. I hate to have anyone spend a night tethered to the trailer alone.I assumed the trailers were there for overnight. Stupid me.Thanks Joe for all your leadership of the club and solitary camp outs!

and he’d only need a J motor to do it 😉

I have retrieved several rockets that I would have had ABSOLUTELY no chance in finding without the doggie collar.Now I’m trying to put one in a 38mm tube. The on/off button broke, which seems to be a common malady, and…   Read more»

to donate to the cause too. Though, I realize you do not drink beer anymore Tim. I’ll see what else I can bring to suit your taste buds.Elk is tasty! Thanks for the offer!

a pretty good launch day!Thanks for your leadership Joe!

He found my booster and fore air frame undamaged too!

Larry H. had a 3700 feet apogee deploy, It ended up next to the OHV parking lot, which is outside the fence to the NE of the Launch Site. He did feel he used an oversize chute for his bird….   Read more»

or plain lost from view after launch? Expected altitude, dual vs. single deploy, are helpful.In the afternoon, most of the single deploys were heading east by northeast. The smaller rockets were landing due North. If this one was a single…   Read more»

Some day…But keep sending the rocket porn!Just gorgeous, drool…

I’ll be there Friday afternoon thru Monday afternoon and available for fire control, pushing button, pad assistant, etc.Is there a current sign up sheet?

Weather was nice, a bit of a breeze below, but at altitude not much. Pawnee is a bit green, but we could use a major rain before MHM.Thanks to all!