I just discovered the Rocketry Show on Spotify and think its amazing. I learn a lot from each episode. I wanted to share a AIM9 scratch build I started. It is 2.56 blue tube with a 29mm motor mount.

105: Tim Van Milligan of Apogee Components! By LittleBeth Media Welcome to Episode 105 of The Rocketry Show! This time around, we are joined by Tim Van Milligan of Apogee Components! Tim hangs with us

104: Workshop Talk With Toby Vanderbeek By LittleBeth Media In Episode 104, we are joined by Toby Vanderbeek in our second workshop show in the new format! We talk rockets, and a little about what tob

https://estesrockets.com/wp-content/uploads/Catalogs/Estes_2021_Catalog.pdf saw a comeback of the mars snooper, that got my attention

103: The Continuing Adventures of Joe Barnard By LittleBeth Media Joe Barnard joins us to fill us in on his continuing adventures in thrust vector rocketry, including his latest twist: Landing under r

Season 2 Episode 1 Teaser: Field Notes 2020 By LittleBeth Media The N00b has hours of audio to edit. I took my recorder along to document (almost) every single launch I went to this year. There weren’

I’m sure by now you’ve seen the announcement that Mach1 is changing hands, to Badass founder Ian Dalton, While I’m down that I won’t be doing business with Steve anymore who is a hell of a nice guy, I

102: Update from the University of Akron “Akronauts” go to F.A.R., and Listener Feedback By LittleBeth Media The University of Akron high power rocket team, The Akronauts traveled to the Friends of Am

Anyone else order the Nasa SLS from Estes? was pretty happy with the 1:200 Saturn V as a display model, and flies decent on composite motors. Ended up preordering 2 of th SLS, one for me and one for m

It would be awesome to have Tim Van Milligan on the show. Just a thought! Keep up the great work!

Great show. I enjoyed the discussion about the Marco Polo tracker. Eventually I would like to purchase a tracker so the discussion was most helpful. A few years ago I meet someone at a launch in Berwi

101: Workshop Talk: Shear pins and the Marco Polo tracker with Andrew Kleinhenz By LittleBeth Media The Rocketry Show gang try a slightly new format for the workshop shows. We are now inviting fellow

Episode 100! By LittleBeth Media The entire Rocketry Show team gather for Episode 100 to look back on some of their fond memories, and talk about their projects, and more! Here is a brief "100 Episode

Workshop! With The Rocketry Show Guys By LittleBeth Media After a hiatus (you know, it’s 2020…), we’re back with The Model Rocket Show! This episode is a classic “workshop” episode fans of The Rocketr

99: Season 7 Premiere! – Cris Erving of Eggtimer Rocketry By LittleBeth Media We are pleased to have Cris Erving, founder of Eggtimer Rocketry with us on this episode! We discus the Eggtimer products,

NAR Level 2 certification changes / Listener Questions and more! By LittleBeth Media Welcome to episode 98 (TRS-6.98) of the rocketry show! John Thompson joins us to talk about the NAR Level 2 certifi

Hey Daniel, This last weekend at a club launch, I was searching in a vendor's Rubbermaid tub of discounted rocket kits and came across something unique. It was a thin, simple kit for an Edmunds Aerosp

Workshop Episode: CG’s ongoing electronics tests, Jesse’s Level 3 project By LittleBeth Media In this episode, CG talks about how his electronics developments have come along Specifically, what he lea

University of Akron’s “Akronauts” rocket team By LittleBeth Media Welcome to episode 6.96! We are joined by the University of Akron's "Akronauts" rocket team! https://youtu.be/GdPte4BRgZU The followin

James Duffy – Scale Modeling, FAI, and more! By LittleBeth Media In this episode, we chat with James Duffy, an accomplished scale modeler and competitor in FAI international model rocketry competition