Warren B. Musselman

I've been using West Systems for over 20 years - first boats, then an airplane and extensively in rockets. I don't use it to tack things though - takes too long to cure and in anything where there is ...

I'll contribute up to 25 e-matches - Oxral, Daveyfire, M-tek, you take your choice. I have a significant collection in my magazine.

Congrats Chad. I'd have to go dig out the old altitude record rules, but as I recall the bird must be in flyable shape on recovery... however, we may have dropped that rule - I remember a discussion o...

Isn't it amazing what a committed group of individuals can accomplish? Of course, given the focus, we should all be committed - or given a job at ULA or SpaceX.

Looks pretty much like my L3, though perhaps a bit longer since I cut mine down length-wise to get more altitude. Mine was also a 5" bird with a 98mm motor mount.

I also have 3 or 4 J570 Aerotech reloads for the 38/1080 case. I won't sell them all, but $70 each is what I paid. Also AMW reloads - two L1300 Blue Baboons, a K975 SuperTiger, and several others for ...

by the way, this is a 12.5 second burn M motor... you want altitude, this is the bad boy for a 4 grain motor. I have an MD rocket designed around it simmed with RASAero to near 46K'.

Still in original packaging. Need to get what I paid for it. MSRP is $599 and I paid $475.

Sorry I didn't get involved in this one guys - looking VERY impressive. Much more complicated than the Delta II and I for one am looking forward to seeing this fly. Still on sched for MHM?

I just bought a new towing-capable vehicle so I am once again on the list of options for the club. I still have to get the wiring harness and plug taken care of, but starting in May I should be able t...

I only say that because one of my 5 L2 attempts failed because of a missing seal disk and o-ring... and I needed to buy a new case and forward closure because of it.

Don't forget the seal disk and o-ring. It's quite spectacular when you do.

Try Art Hoag, I believe he has two of the Missileworks radio rigs.

Adrian, you could also use that Missileworks wireless system to enable 2nd stage and 3rd stage ignition or to force recovery. That does make it a manual operation, but it is likely a viable option.

I seem to remember some NAR guys back when I was a kid did an underwater launch of a couple model rockets. There was an article I believe in an old Model Rocketry magazine. Harry Stein might have been...