Now that is one impressive, beautiful parachute!!

In isolation, one’s mind turns to...more tools! Everybody has their favorite tools for shaping fin fillets in epoxy. Plastic spoons, PVC pipe, popsicle sticks, tongue depressors, wet finger...you

Looks just the right size for the dog! - GDS

In hindsight perhaps I should have picked colors that don't match the sky & clouds!

Attachments are allowed on this list. So you can attach it if you wish. However, your outline of the report may be sufficient for most people. Jonathan

Forget everything you thought you knew about where to place rail buttons. At NARAM last year, Chris Flanagan presented his extensive work on the subject. He's a professional aerospace engineer, and

My 4" Lock Phoenix is 42.5 inches tall with a weight of 4 lbs. For it, they said to place the upper button at the upper centering ring, which placed it at 14" from the bottom.

What he said. Plus make sure they are straight in line. William

I think it will be fine. Put the bottom button as far back as possible, and the top button as far forward as you can. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

I have mostly, always, sort of arbitrarily selected a place on my rockets to place rail buttons or launch lugs, with a couple of exceptions. But now I need to apply a little more science.

Best of luck to you John whenever you make your L3 attempt.

I’m basically thinking the same. Everything is ready to go except my chute which is scheduled to arrive Monday. There was a big delay as they were sewing masks. (Which is the priority right

I wont be able to go but if you do Steve, best of luck on your L3

I want to be there and get the level 3 done. Probably wont make up my mind until the last minute though. If I do go, will attempt the L3 flight as soon as possible after I get there. Steve Sent

Are you planning to be there? Are you planning a level 3 attempt if the weather is good? John

Progress on my L3. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

QCRC announced that Mini Midwest Power is on. Masks and distancing required but the launch is on. Steve Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Here’s a well made video about the film and video camera systems used to document the Apollo and shuttle launches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlPfHV36G-g “Curious Droid” has a whole

I’ve been painting and printing mainly-acquired a 3D printer as a new toy for the quarantine and have printed a fin can using a rocketry forum users OpenSCAD part creators. That’s the green part.

I finished a Madcow DX3XL for a level 3 certification, unfortunately it appears the attempt will need to wait for fall. (for reference my son is 5' 11" not counting hair) I'm working on a Mach1