Thanks again for the help Mark and Jonathan! I will look at those books and the NAR website and will probably come back with a lot more questions than this time. I’ll also definitely be

I'll second the recommendation of these books. I'm glad Mark mentioned them since I failed to do so. Jonathan

Hi George, Welcome! Your use of the email group is just fine. There are many things to say in response to your questions, and my reply certainly won't cover everything. We would love to help you get

Thanks you for all of the information! I will start looking at the links you sent!

I think you will need a mentor who is certified to fly high power in order to get a junior high power certification. My understanding is that your mentor will need to be the one who purchases and

First of all, I apologize if I’m using this incorrectly, I’ve never used an email group like this before. I’m a high school student and I’ve been launching small model rockets for a couple

Watching! Mike Z

My largest is 4 inches in diameter. Sent from my Galaxy

Jonathan, You mean this one? If so, I'd love to get it back! -Tim

Cool. I look forward to hearing more about it as you make progress. Chris, how large is your largest Cherokee upscale? Jonathan P.S. The rocket you left at GARLO a couple of years ago is orange

Given I am banned for like life from TRF, I thought I may be able to do a few build posts here. I have finally started to assemble my Cherokee-N. The goal is to fly it at Airfest in September. Parts

I want to take a moment this morning to thank all of my friends in our little group for all you have helped me with since I joined. I have really appreciated it and continue to do so. So many of you

While we aren't holding our launch this weekend the Indiana group that flies near Tab, Indiana is holding a high power launch tomorrow, Sunday, December 13. You can find more info at their web site

We still have plenty of the custom CIA face masks and they would make great stocking stuffers for this year. Although we may not have any more launches this year (depending on how things go) we will

Clusters are hard, maybe they should stop using Copperheads. Sent from my Galaxy

They are really, really successful at making big explosions and positioning the cameras well to get good pictures of them. :-) But that’s half the fun. - GDS

It was a test flight and most of the things they were testing worked. I think they didn't have a lot of confidence in everything going according to plan, but enough did that they probably consider it

Leave it to the media to focus on the negative aspect of the flight, so many things worked right. SN8 was a prototype. Sent from ProtonMail mobile

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jonathanocallaghan/2020/12/09/spacex-launches-starship-prototype-on-its-highest-flight-yet-in-an-incredible-test-flight/ Sent from Mail for Windows 10

The landing could have been better😖 Sent from my Galaxy